The MBTA will activate long-awaited countdown signs on Wednesday telling riders when the next trains will roll into South Station, the start of a pilot program that could be extended to all 51 Red, Orange, and Blue Line stations by the end of the year.
SM89 wrote:I noticed yesterday when I went to check it out around lunchtime that screen on the platform did the "next train..." a few seconds (maybe 5) before the screens in between the tracks. I could also not hear the outbound side announcements like i usually can.
SM89 wrote:What's on that site that's so bad? My computer keeps blocking it for "adult materials". Is it not just trains? lol
CircusFreakGRITZ wrote:SM89 wrote:I noticed yesterday when I went to check it out around lunchtime that screen on the platform did the "next train..." a few seconds (maybe 5) before the screens in between the tracks. I could also not hear the outbound side announcements like i usually can.
Yeah, are they still going to be playing the next train approaching/arriving announcements? This was unclear to me after I read the article. Does anyone know?
sery2831 wrote:SM89 wrote:What's on that site that's so bad? My computer keeps blocking it for "adult materials". Is it not just trains? lol
It is just trains, but uses R rated language.
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