Untropy

I can't figure out why CTA doesn't mark where the doors will open on the platforms! They already have signs to tell the drivers where to place the cars (you ever see those signs with 2,4,6,8?). In theory, the drivers should be able to stop the trains based on those signs. With that, they could mark the ground where passengers can expect the doors to open. People could form orderly lines, and let people off. And, people do not have to run around like chickens, trying to be first to the door.

Other major Transit systems I have seen have these marked clearly, and people line up, and boarding and so works so smooth. This small amount of paint could make things just a bit smoother with little cost or effort.

CTA has made some good strides lately, but they should not forget the simple things either.