I’ve already admonished Translink once for not living up to the excellent punctuation standards set by the signage on the New York Subway.

But I simply couldn’t let this, from the “etiquette” section on their web site, go without comment.

Seats closest to the doors are designated for persons with disability and seniors, your courtesy in offering these seats to others is appreciated.

Aside from the fact that the phrasing makes it sound like the seats are for persons with disability and persons with seniors, that’s one nasty comma splice. Two sentences joined together like that require a semi-colon; a comma simply won’t do.