In Wake Of Crash, SFMTA Forbids Unauthorized Automatic To Manual Switch
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has implemented a number of guidelines aimed at increasing safety in the days since two Muni light rail vehicles...
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raqcoon said:
July 22, 2009 9:39 AM
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Muni is 47 injuries too late for this, it's merely a reactionary response. Each mishap will reveal what other rules drivers and the union break. Muni: "Raise fares, decrease service, next stop: hospital."
Greg Dewar said:
July 22, 2009 10:53 AM
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So long as the politicians keep stealing money away from safety inspectors, training, and maintenance, you can expect more expensive accidents.
Xenu said:
July 22, 2009 11:05 AM
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Problem: Muni driver blacked out while driving a train.
Proposed Solution: Make sure Muni drivers aren't driving in that one spot where the accident happened.
What if the same driver had blacked out while driving on the street!? Does anyone else see a problem here?
raqcoon replied to comment from Xenu
July 22, 2009 2:24 PM
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in maintaining his alibi, he could say he got claustrophobic or has a fear of tunnels and wanted to get outta there muy pronto. hopefully, henry's attorney is fixin' him up with stories.