Assistance requested for elderly passenger at Hynes, Boston MA
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As discussed during the dispatch call, a train operator at Hynes station reported an elderly passenger with a walker and a dog who could not use the stairs. The operator requested assistance, and control arranged for an official to help the passenger exit using the wheelchair lift.
Audio|Heard on: MBTA Green Line Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
01:12
Transcript:
00:00
I'm at Hynes on the westbound.
00:01
I have an elderly passenger.
00:03
She has a walker and her dog.
00:05
I tried explaining it's not an accessible station.
00:08
She's not going to be able to make it up the stairs, but she's demanding that I help her off the train.
00:19
Eight five three, um.
00:22
I don't mind helping her off the train, but something's got she's not going to be able to get up the stairs.
00:32
I'm trying to explain it to her, but she's not listening.
00:37
The official, you copy? Five three just have just have her stand by there at Hynes, please.
00:48
Central to 909V.
00:53
Do we have it? I'll put it on 908.
01:02
This is Control to 853.
01:04
At this time, I at least have the wheelchair lift down so she can get out.
01:09
And we'll send an official over there so you could proceed out.
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