Published 2 years ago

Transit woes mount for Boston’s beleaguered subway riders

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Boston's public transit system is a mess, harried commuters and officials are increasingly looking to a Chinese-owned subway car manufacturer to account for some of the troubles. There have been fatal accidents, subway car collisions, malfunctioning elevators, and trains running on weekend schedules during rush hour. The repeated chaos of the nation's oldest subway system has stretched the nerves of riders.

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The Independent

Transit woes mount for Boston's beleaguered subway riders

For Boston subway riders, it seems every week brings a new tale of transit woe

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Transit woes mount for Boston's beleaguered subway riders

BOSTON (AP) — For Boston subway riders, it seems every week brings a new tale of transit woe. Runaway trains. Subway cars belching smoke and fire. Fatal accidents. Malfunctioning station escalators.

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Transit woes mount for Boston's beleaguered subway riders

For Boston subway riders, it seems every week brings a new tale of transit woe

2 years ago·United States

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Washington Times

Transit woes mount for Boston’s beleaguered subway riders

The repeated chaos of the nation’s oldest subway system has stretched the nerves of riders, prompted a probe by the Federal Transit Administration and worried political leaders.

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Transit woes mount for Boston's beleaguered subway riders

For Boston subway riders, it seems every week brings a new tale of transit woe

2 years ago

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KRDO

Transit woes mount for Boston's beleaguered subway riders

By STEVE LeBLANC Associated PressBOSTON (AP) — For Boston subway riders, it seems every week brings a new tale of transit woe. There have been runaway trains, subway cars belching smoke and fire, fatal accidents, rush hour trains running on weekend schedules and brand-new subway cars pulled from service. The situation has stretched the nerves of riders, prompted a probe by the Federal Transit Administration and worried political leaders. One of …

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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