Say It, Don't Spray ItThe age-old habit of spitting is considered rude and taboo in many parts of the world, and mass transit should be no exception. Saliva plays an important role in your body, but it has no place on transit floors, seats or station platforms. Not only does your discharge elicit disgust, it spreads germs. While 98% of of your slobber is water, the other 2% consists of stuff we'd rather not think about! We understand the physical need to eject and expectorate at times, but it's important to consider fellow passengers and those around you at stations. Feeling extra phlegmy during cold and flu season? Carry tissues or a handkerchief to avoid sharing your misery. It's no fair that we have to walk, step, or sit on spaces and seats with your spittle. So, remember to spatter your saliva safely and you'll have our mouths watering.
Muni Manner: Don't spit in transit vehicles or waiting areas. It's the safe and courteous thing to do.





