According to safety statistics released Monday, the agency logged 20 significant fire incidents in the first three months of 2017 — a 26 percent decrease from the same period last year, when there were 27 significant track fires.
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Ain't no fixin' that $^!*-show.....
DC Metro has its issues. But there is something common here, as well as all government, private and non-profits. Each do not put aside enough money to keep their buildings, ET. AL, in SOGR, (State of Good Repair.) Buildings, track, roads.....they have to be kept up and/or replaced. Otherwise, somewhere down the line, the "Got you!" factor will bite you in the, er, caboose!
