@MBTA@Satyriander Here's a hint: it's the station that has a pile of loose tiles in it. How is this not identified and cleaned up by YOUR employees, rather than needing to be reported by a rider????? Help me understand.
@MBTA How was this was allowed to happen??? Where were T employees? Why is there not adequate staffing at all T stations during operating hours?
Deciding to taking the T these days is literally a life or death situation. https://t.co/YPl7e1sjaN
@MBTA just thought you should know that earlier tonight a piece off of an inbound c line train flew off, caught on fire, and then landed in the middle of a group of people standing on beacon street at the tappan st stop
@MBTA I’m sorry maybe you aren’t understanding, the train was over 30 min late, when it finally arrived it came early and the next train isn’t arriving for another 30 minutes, usually there are trains every 10 minutes. Why is there a delay???
@MBTA I’m sorry maybe you aren’t understanding, the train was over 30 min late, when it finally arrived it came early and the next train isn’t arriving for another 30 minutes, usually there are trains every 10 minutes. Why is there a delay???
@MBTA@turbodog73 ...maybe a silly question @MBTA, but shouldn't *all* train cars be checked for used needles periodically? It's a sad state of affairs that this is the case but this is what it's come to.
@MBTA@katsumaaji Are you literally reporting the same thing to supervisors every day, MBTA? Because this is not the first time this issue has been reported. I am guessing a work log / ticket was set up for the last time - what was the outcome/resolution that time?
@MBTA@jeffconnelly32 Why is this something that needs to be brought to your attention by someone else? Why are the tracks not checked on a regular basis for debris, vegetation etc that may interfere with service? I mean, surely this bunch didn't just crop up overnight in the freezing temps, right??