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FORT WORTH, Texas -- Bus riders in Fort Worth who wear sagging pants have the choice of pulling them up before boarding or finding another way to get around the city.
The Fort Worth Transportation Authority's updated dress code lets bus drivers turn away passengers whose pants sag below the waist.
Joan Hunter, a spokeswoman for the system known as the T, says it's about respecting everyone who chooses to ride city buses.
"It's not like they have to go home," Hunter said. "They can just pull it up. It's to be respectful of other riders."
Posters are being placed on buses and billboards to let riders know that saggy pants are not acceptable, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported Tuesday.
The no-saggy pants campaign began in August 2008, but the T recently made an administrative change to its dress code giving bus drivers authority to deny boarding to violators, Hunter said.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/06/01/saggy-pants-riders-banned-fort-worth-texas-buses/#ixzz1O2uaKZng
The Fort Worth Transportation Authority's updated dress code lets bus drivers turn away passengers whose pants sag below the waist.
Joan Hunter, a spokeswoman for the system known as the T, says it's about respecting everyone who chooses to ride city buses.
"It's not like they have to go home," Hunter said. "They can just pull it up. It's to be respectful of other riders."
Posters are being placed on buses and billboards to let riders know that saggy pants are not acceptable, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported Tuesday.
The no-saggy pants campaign began in August 2008, but the T recently made an administrative change to its dress code giving bus drivers authority to deny boarding to violators, Hunter said.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/06/01/saggy-pants-riders-banned-fort-worth-texas-buses/#ixzz1O2uaKZng