Short ride: 5, 3
Long ride: 4, if that's taken, 1
Never take: 2 unless I'm dying, useless seat in the winter because there's too much space being taken by 1 and 3, and no one sits on 2 when those seats are free so. 🤷‍♀️

— Ren (@ren_aoi) January 2, 2020

Clearly not enough tall people replying - #4 would be great if my knees didn't get jammed against the seat in front. Not #5 b/c you have to let #4 in/out. Not #1 b/c if someone large sits in #2 you're squished up against the wall with nowhere to put your arm. So... #3.

— Nicole Minutti (@NicoleMinutti) January 2, 2020

They’re all horrible. I hate going backwards so 1 is out. If you’re in 2 or 4 people smash into you so that leaves 3, and I don’t like facing anyone. People talk to you 😂. I keep hitting my head trying to get into 3 as well. I’m not all that tall so I don’t get the design.

— 🌈 Beverly with no E🌈 (@MBevMorrison) January 2, 2020

3. Not only are you squished, but you’re facing the opposite way of which the streetcar is moving, making you dizzy. Plus getting out when those four seats are full is a tripping hazard.

— Andrew Gouveia (@AndrewJGouveia) January 2, 2020