If they really cared so much about people (mis)using them then maybe they should put some effort into securing the outlets so only people with the right to use it could use it.
Here in Sweden they even encourage people to use the few available power outlets on trains if you have a need for one.
I agree. It seems pretty trivial to install some sort of locking outlet cover that only authorized people have a key to. If I'm taking public transportation, and I see a readily available power outlet, I'd assume it's been installed for the convenience of the passengers. If that's not the case, then there should - at the very least - be signs and markings making that immediately clear.
If they really cared so much about people (mis)using them then maybe they should put some effort into securing the outlets so only people with the right to use it could use it.
Here in Sweden they even encourage people to use the few available power outlets on trains if you have a need for one.
I agree. It seems pretty trivial to install some sort of locking outlet cover that only authorized people have a key to. If I'm taking public transportation, and I see a readily available power outlet, I'd assume it's been installed for the convenience of the passengers. If that's not the case, then there should - at the very least - be signs and markings making that immediately clear.