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| Nelson on the left sitting with head honcho Mcfarlane |
Bob Nelson was hired specifically to to improve bus and light rail reliability.
Apparently he isn't up to the job.
Oh well, he'll still get paid his 200k of course
It appears Mcfarlane has gone outside the agency to attempt to figure out why MAX service has been so awful for so long.
TriMet
General Manager Neil McFarlane has launched an outside review of the
agency’s light rail maintenance system, which includes MAX vehicles and
trackway. In order to better address both an aging and an expanding rail
system, McFarlane wants a more comprehensive look at maintenance needs
and to set a course for continuous improvement in the years ahead. The
effort will improve reliability and on-time performance for the light
rail system. This review comes after McFarlane reorganized the
Operations Division in November and created a new Maintenance Division
to provide greater focus and accountability on vehicle and rail system
reliability
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