Just keep track of them. If you enter/exit the train and leave your stuff on the platform or the train, you may not see it again.
They may not respect yours. Sound Transit allows lots of people to ride that probably shouldn't be mingling with the general public. See the security page.
If you want to violate this one, please do it in the center or trailing car of the train. If you bother the operator, then something may be said or be done. Otherwise, not so much.
It often looks as if someone dumped an entire grande latte on the floor of the train. What's up with that?
That would be SO nice. Shower once in a while, too.
People tend to treat the train like they're the only one that uses it. Or they don't know how chairs work. Or they think the train is a cheap motel. Or they don't see other people standing while they take up two seats.
This is a big one. If you violate this, you'll be chatting with security/police.
Pretty common occurance. Gets attention when children are involved, or a fight breaks out.
Keep it to the center or trailing car. Not the car with the operator in it.
Ignored by riders and security. The operator will only have a problem if you do it near them, so keep this to the center or trailing car. Seriously, people will sit right behind the operator and open a pizza or a bucket of chicken and wonder why the operator gets angry.
Not in the stations. Not on the platforms. Not on the trains. People tend to violate this a lot, but some operators take more offense to it than others. If you have so little respect for your fellow riders that you violate this and smoke on the platforms, then you deserve anything you get. If you snub out your smoke and bring it onto the train, you are an a**hole. You stink up the whole car and everyone hates you. If you do this in the front car so the operator can smell it, expect a crappy ride.
Mostly ignored. People leave their trash on the trains for the next people to sit it, walk through, smell, etc. Here's a tip for all you dopers that roll blunts on the trains and leave your little piles of tobacco on the floor. Save that tobacco in a baggie. When the baggie is a quarter to a third full, give it to a homeless person. You'll make their day.
Open containers are frowned upon, and being drunk on the trains is too. That will get you tossed.
This one will be addressed. Don't bring gas cans, or devices that operate on gasoline on the trains, like weed eaters or go carts. No car batteries.
Not much to say here. Just don't.
And especially do not panhandle. That gets addressed quickly.
Totally ignored.
Unless you don't want them anymore.
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