Shortly after I took this picture, a GO Transit employee asked me to stop taking photographs for "security reasons." It's just as well she didn't ask me to delete the photos, because I would've had no choice but to politely refuse. When I checked later I couldn't find any no-photographs policy on the GO Transit website. Has anyone else ever run into this?

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GO Transit Photography Policy
ReplyDeleteGoogle the following:
go transit by law photography
and open the top pdf, section 3.22 explains how commercial photography is prohibited, but does not mention photography for personal use. Personally, I never had any trouble.