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The State Of The T With MBTA Chief Richard Davey
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It's looking like the MBTA might be back on the rails, at least fiscally. Last summer the T was $33 million in the hole, and then-general manger Dan Grabauskas was threatening to eliminate weekend commuter rail service, among other drastic cuts.
Today, the T is rolling on with a modest $1.2 million surplus. Is it thanks to the the managerial wizardry of new general manager Richard Davey? We'll ask him.
And we'll also ask if that $1.2 million will be enough to keep people from getting trapped underground again.
Guest:
- Richard Davey, MBTA General Manager and MassDOT Rail and Transit Administrator
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This program aired on August 18, 2010.