100th Post for Keele and Finch - Garbage!

Keele and Finch Garbage . . .

The first three pics were taken recently at the Keele and Finch bus stop . . .

Garbage bags stuck in trees.

This plastic bag of garbage was left at Keele and Finch bus stop.

 

Half eaten apple thrown on ground.

 

And the following pics were taken a few months earlier . . . at the same Keele and Finch location, where a great deal of the garbage consists of coffee cups.

 

This garbage was located right at the Keele and Finch intersection, where the Keele bus now runs due to subway construction and the Finch bus runs - always a busy area.

 

At least these people didn't throw garbage on ground.

More garbage.

 

More garbage.

 

Garbage is ugly.

 

This is not a good look for Keele and Finch.

 

 

This garbage bin located at the Keele and Catford Road bus stop . . .  quite a walk from the above-mentioned (Keele and Finch) bus stop.

THERE SHOULD BE GARBAGE BINS AT EACH BUS STOP.

 

There are garbge bins, located at the corner, from this very busy bus stop, as well another located across the street . . . but when you're waiting for the bus, eating and/or drinking coffee, there's not a great deal of people who's going to run across the street or to the next corner for the nearest garbage bin!?!

 

So my first question . . . "Why are there no garbage bins located at this very busy Keele and Finch intersection.  A great majority of people waiting for the bus throw garbage on the ground because there are no garbage bins there?"

 

And finally, my second question . . . "Who's responsibility is it to make sure there are garbage bins at every bus stop?"

 

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In reality  . . . we are all responsible for keeping our community clean. ~ gLoRiA