What type of activity is prohibited on authority property?

The prohibition of solicitation on authority property is based on policies that aim to maintain a safe, orderly, and distraction-free environment for both employees and the public. Solicitation often refers to attempts to persuade individuals to engage in certain actions, whether it be for donations, political campaigns, or sales. This type of activity can be disruptive and may interfere with the normal operations of transit facilities and services. By restricting solicitation, the authority helps ensure that its premises remain focused on transportation and related activities, thereby promoting safety and efficiency within the transit system.

In contrast, the other activities listed—while they may have restrictions or require permission—do not inherently disrupt the primary functions of authority property to the extent that solicitation does. Therefore, understanding the rationale behind the prohibition of solicitation highlights the need for a controlled environment conducive to public transport operations.