Two saddled horses took a brief walk through a Detroit city bus, and transit officials are looking into how they were allowed aboard. Video from November 7th shows two people leading the animals through the front entrance while the bus was parked at a stop. The horses walked down the aisle and left through the rear doors several seconds later. The unusual visit happened along 7 Mile East near Strasburg Street, though officials did not say how many passengers were aboard.
The Detroit Department of Transportation said allowing the horses inside broke its rules and could have made the ride unsafe or uncomfortable. Officials said they are taking steps to address what happened. Only service animals are permitted on city buses, and they must remain under their handler’s control without taking up a seat. No word on if they were service horses.
Source: ABC News
