We are at #105 -- that's world class!
We appreciate Rad Sallee's more objective reporting of Metro since Lucas Wall left, but Sallee's MetroRail accident count is off:
Unless the incidents suddenly stop, the Metropolitan Transit Authority's 7.5-mile light rail line soon will log its 100th collision.
A 61-year-old woman became No. 99 on Thursday when, according to witnesses, she stepped in front of a MetroRail train in Midtown. The impact knocked her to the pavement and caused multiple abrasions, but she felt well enough Friday to go home from the hospital.
Not quite. #100 happened on July 19. The pedestrian accident last Thursday was #105.
Posted by Anne Linehan @ 08/01/05 08:10 AM | Houston Transit | Technorati | Sphere | Comments (1)
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