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Feds clamp down on safety after 5 'near misses' between MBTA employees and trains - Vimarsana News

Feds clamp down on safety after 5 'near misses' between MBTA employees and trains

Federal regulators wrote to T officials on Tuesday mandating "immediate action" to address several glaring issues its inspectors identified in the policies and practices designed to prevent trains from getting too close to — or striking — individuals out in the field.

Source: wbur.org
Feds Order MBTA to Do More on Worker Safety – NECN - Vimarsana News

Feds Order MBTA to Do More on Worker Safety – NECN

Federal regulators ordered the MBTA to overhaul its strategy for keeping crews safe when they are on or near subway tracks following five "near misses" between...

Source: necn.com
New MBTA leader took the job to 'dig down deeper into safety' - Vimarsana News

New MBTA leader took the job to 'dig down deeper into safety'

The derailments, near-misses, and speed restrictions that accompanied MBTA General Manager Phillip Eng’s first week on the job weren’t a deterrent, but rather a reminder of why he was interested in a post that scared off other transit leaders.

Trains nearly hit MBTA employees four times in past month - Vimarsana News

Trains nearly hit MBTA employees four times in past month

A breakdown in safety communication at the MBTA led to four “near misses” in the past 30 days, incidents where employees were almost struck by trains.

New MBTA leader took the job to 'dig down deeper into safety' - Vimarsana News

New MBTA leader took the job to 'dig down deeper into safety'

The derailments, near-misses, and speed restrictions that accompanied MBTA General Manager Phillip Eng’s first week on the job weren’t a deterrent, but rather a reminder of why he was interested in a post that scared off other transit leaders.