Is it legal to pay one dollar to go to the toilet at a bus station?

Legally, the practice of the station is illegal, and the state stipulates that public restrooms in public places are not allowed to charge, including the salary of the cleaning aunt is also responsible for the station. If you report it to the Department of Transportation, they will take care of it.

Unreasonable, the state is not allowed to charge, but these public places are all occasions for the interests of Mao, related households, and the footprints of the umbrella, which is also powerless for the people in society, and no one will denounce these unfair things to the people. Let's give it an adoption.

The Ministry of Finance and the State Development Planning Commission (93) Cai Zong Zi No. 152 on the announcement of the first batch of cancelled toll items: "The railway department shall not charge passengers for the toilet in the station. In 1998, the Ministry of Communications issued a notice that toilets at bus terminals would not charge passengers (see People's Daily, June 2, 1998, second edition). >>>More

Theoretically speaking, the station toilet belongs to the public toilet, and the basic purpose of the public toilet is to facilitate the public welfare and facilitate the people, with public welfare services, and should not be charged. >>>More

Not charging is waiting until the cost of its production goes back into the hands of the government, because that's how all public goods start. There is no charge for the production of public goods, which will affect the next use of the product, because everything has a lifespan. I used to know when I was a kid that going to the toilet costs money. >>>More