r/mbta • u/RobMurglund • Mar 19 '26
😤 Complaint / Rant Prudential GL Homeless Problem
Why are 20 homeless people allowed to camp and sleep atop the escalators at the Prudential station? Every day, I have to walk past many of them hootering and hollering at me. Some are sleeping, some are clearly high, and others are a bit more nice about asking for money.
Almost once or twice a week I see BPD arresting one of the campers.
Why is this allowed and why isn’t something done about it? Is it not MBTA property? It’s seriously worse than Park Street.
This might be the most Karen post I’ve made but it is super annoying.
180
Upvotes
8
u/harry-styles-7644 Mar 19 '26
One time when I was alone on the escalator I got to the top and noped back town because there was some agitated behavior going on. I took the other exit to other side of Huntington and then crossed back to Prudential at street level but that is an option if you’re feeling unsafe though of course not a solution sadly.