Codogan_ t1_j5vb047 wrote
According to Transit Matters, they did fix it, but it was then later reinstated, so this title is a little misleading.
michael_scarn_21 t1_j5vk9gp wrote
If you repair something and it breaks again a few months later I wouldn't call it a "fix".
just_change_it t1_j5vwfxx wrote
What is your expectation of warranty?
6 months? 1 year? 5 years? 10 years? 100 years? 1000 years?
thebruns t1_j5w8bav wrote
Infrastructure is typically 30 years
alottaloyalty t1_j5wutd3 wrote
You say 30 years, the MBTA says 3 months. The truth is probably somewhere in between.
just_change_it t1_j5xiuei wrote
It's been over 5 months. Still think it's insane that we need big closures at this point.
alottaloyalty t1_j5yhvf0 wrote
There was a kind of resignation with the month-long OL shutdown, "Well I guess if it gets things working again, do what you have to do." The big closures are frustrating, but it's even worse when the issues either don't get fixed or don't stay fixed after the closure.
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