Train fails to exit passengers as MNR head speaks steps away

From Westportnow.com:

The timing could not have been worse. As Joseph Giulietti, president of Metro-North, spoke at a train forum Thursday night in the eastbound station house at Westport, a few feet away Westport commuters fumed as their train stopped but failed to open its doors before continuing on to Fairfield....

Passenger: “That means, not one MTA employee noticed the doors didn’t open and more scary, never checked the platform.The conductor would only tell me his name was Paul and said he made a mistake and was sorry. Really?"

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Well, at least the train was still on time. Numbers mean everything.

I believe this was a replacement train, after original train failed at Stamford, so Conductor may not have had chance to test doors.

Gee, I would consider doors opening OFF platform 'outrageously' unsafe.

As annoying as the situation could be, I'm pretty sure there are worse things that they could waste hot air complaining about.

runningwithscalpels wrote:Gee, I would consider doors opening OFF platform 'outrageously' unsafe.

As annoying as the situation could be, I'm pretty sure there are worse things that they could waste hot air complaining about.

Yeah, because it's a choice between that or something unsafe happening, and that something worse could happen makes it not something worth beign at least annoyed at. *rolls eyes*

Much as I dislike needless complaining, I hate needless deflection and strawman equally.

it took you three months to reply on this ??? why bother...Really...