When the Job Is One Never-Ending Signal Malfunction

7/9/2017

This article discusses the increasing number of train malfunctions and delays faced by subway and rail workers in New York City. It highlights the concerns raised by workers about deteriorating infrastructure and outdated equipment, which are leading to frequent disruptions in the transportation system. The article interviews several workers who share their experiences of dealing with malfunctions and delays on a daily basis. It also sheds light on the challenges faced by workers who are responsible for maintaining and repairing the aging subway and rail systems. The article further explores the financial and logistical issues that contribute to the problem and the efforts being made to address the issues and improve the reliability of the transportation system.

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