Whenever I hear about this criticism of free public transit I always wonder why the question isn't "how do we keep homeless people from living on our busses" and is instead "why don't these homeless people have some place to live that isn't a bus?"

> I always wonder why the question isn't "how do we keep homeless people from living on our busses"

Similar questions get asked often enough. The problem is that there aren't any easy answers or solutions. Cities have tried different things but none that appear to work for medium to large sized cities.

If you see a city employ a workable solution that can used as a model and be deployed everywhere, that would be awesome.