LETTER TO THE EDITOR
As a resident of San Marcos, I’ve noticed that many of our bus stops are just signs—no roof, no shelter, no bench.
Recently, I saw a mother and her child waiting in the rain, both completely soaked before their bus even arrived. Moments like that are hard to ignore, and it really bothered me. Many people rely on public transit and exposure to rain and extreme summer heat isn’t just uncomfortable—it can become a real health concern. In addition, the bus stops are plain and difficult to spot. This can make navigation difficult for people unfamiliar with our city.
As San Marcos continues to grow, we should be thinking about basic infrastructure like bus stop shelters. A simple roof can make a meaningful difference for the people who depend on these services every day.
Taizahn Rusher San Marcos
