Train door off track causes service removal; second train fault reported, Boston MA
Other Non-Crime EventA train door came off its track causing the train to be taken out of service with the help of a ladder. Another train later reported a no motion fault and an issue with its friction brake after an abrupt stop near Washington Street in Boston.
Audio|Source: MBTA Green Line Dispatch
03:36
Transcript:
00:00
They can come off the long trip. 6.44, 3 minutes at college. 9.11 to 3626. It is not too late. Please stand by Washington Street. Two minutes, please. 3626, stand by Washington Street. Not too late. Two minutes.
00:29
9.11. I have it for two minutes. I want to poppies, thank you. At Central, would you like me to come off the ladder? Did I hear that correctly? He's looking for the door. It came off the track, I guess.
00:55
Thank you. Hey Larry. Go ahead, Dave. Listen, I just heard some. I think they're going to be taking that train off on the ladder, so you might not be seeing it up here. All right, that's fine. Do we have any idea what's wrong with it?
01:24
It sounded like the door came off the track, not off the train. Good enough, thank you. But I'll have Sparrow check it when he gets back. Sixth Street to Joy.
01:48
No, At least since then bring him, please, Joey. I'll copy that. No, he said to bring him. Brian, you're going to have to break it from the other end. I got a no motion fault on my train. You're going to have to break it from the other end, buddy. 631 after you all from standby, got to be 631. Copy.
02:15
Thank you. Yeah, when the kid brought the train on the old wall rail, he slammed into emergency right up, now I got a friction break fog. This is what the hell?
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Location mentioned:
Washington Street, Commonwealth Ave &, Washington St, Boston, MA 02135
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