SEPTA Snyder Station

This station somehow manages to be smelly 365 days a year. It does have an escalator.

What a dump plain and simple. It stinks like trash with a side of bum. The staff can’t be bothered but I did notice one saw a friend a jumped up and said hey peaches wussup. We have no choice but to take crapta so what can we do

It’s getting a 2^nd star because, it’s a relatively safe station even though I can’t remember ever seeing a SEPTA police officer in the station.
Otherwise?
— No token machine. If we’re going to have a token system, sell the damned things.
— Needs two or more staff persons in the booth to do nothing except take money. They don’t sell tokens, they don’t give change. They DO contribute to the reason that the fares keep going up.
— A little rain and the platform gets slippery as all hell. Seriously, a person could just slide right off and onto the track. And, they do very little to clean it up — maybe one of those booth sitters could come down and grab a mop and bucket?

Specific to Snyder Station:
Northbound and southbound use shared platform. This is helpful if you accidentally go too far and need to get right back on going the other way. Hey, it happens!
No machine for tokens. If you don’t have tokens or a pass, you must pay $ 2. This is highly annoying. There are a few places above ground that will sell you tokens, but they’re not reliable.
There is a change machine.
Heading north, you get on early enough, even during rush hour, to be able to grab a seat.
No elevator, just stairs.
Sometimes assholes smoke on the platform, but I’ve seen this less and less.
The rest is standard across all SEPTA stations. It gets you to and fro.