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NEW MBTA CHIEF: CONTRARY TO PUBLIC OPINION "WE CARE"

Colin A. Young9/18/17 1:43 PM

MBTA GM Luis Ramírez said he wants "to tell more of the stories the team here is already working on." [Photo: Sam Doran/File/SHNS]

In his first weeks in Boston, new MBTA General Manager Luis Ramirez spent his time riding the transit system he now oversees and meeting the people who rely on that system to get around the region. He came away with a better understanding of how riders view the T. "There is a notion out there among most of the ridership that we don't care," Ramirez told the T's Fiscal and Management Control Board on Monday.

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