Visually impaired passenger assisted near Park Street station, Boston MA


Transit staff assisted a visually impaired passenger at Park Street station who needed help traveling to North Station. Arrangements were made for assistance at Haymarket station.
Audio|Source: MBTA Green Line Dispatch
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Transcript:
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This picked up a visual use period passenger at Park Street. She's calling the North Station is going to need some assistance.
00:06
She was assisted by the Red Lion official onto my train.
00:13
620 to Central Control, did you copy that?
00:29
So I drive that, 3620.
00:39
Central 827, eastbound Wobin. This train's got a PD fault every time I hit 5 miles an hour. We're going to shut it down,
00:46
see if you get a reset.
00:56
Vestro POTOMB, 901B, 9101B.
00:59
9101B?
01:01
911.
01:06
9101B, can you do me a favor and hop on 3620 the East Street train coming to a market? There's a visually impaired passenger on that train that is inconsistent at no station.
01:25
Ambassadors?
01:30
9-1B, can you come back with that?
01:34
Thank you, your call.
01:40
620 is central. Am I standing by here at Haymarket? Wait for the 911 D.
01:45
Yeah, stand by there for a 911 D, please.
01:49
Probably not said it, but.
01:52
I'm sorry, what was your message, Central?
01:56
9-1-B, can you meet up with 3620? There's a visually impaired passenger on that train that is none of the assistance at no station.
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Location mentioned:
Park Street, Boston, MA 02108
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