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Passenger Trains > Amtrak Twitter can answer some of the delay questionsDate: 11/03/19 10:31 Amtrak Twitter can answer some of the delay questions Author: mundo Go to the various Amtrak Twitter accounts for delayed trains. Those with time, should look at the site below for the last 24 hours, it may open some eyes on delays.
Its no where complete, but gives a good sample. https://twitter.com/AmtrakAlerts Also remember that the LD trains today went through the change in Daylight time to Standard. Date: 11/03/19 10:36 Re: Amtrak Twitter can answer some of the delay questions Author: thehighwayman I know some will disagree with me ... others might agree ....
I will NEVER use twitter expecting factual information. As a matter of fact, I will NEVER use twitter. Ever. My cellphone is strictly that ... a cellphone for emergency use in the car. Before I retired I always carried at least two cellphones and a pager. We referred to them as "electronic leashes" for our bosses. No more! Will MacKenzie Dundas, ON Date: 11/03/19 10:47 Re: Amtrak Twitter can answer some of the delay questions Author: mundo I understand folks not wanting to use Twitter or Facebook.
But so many in industry and Gov't is using Twitter as their official info site in place the old web sites. I have interest in fire service and Twitter is becoming the only source. If its not an official post, then do not read it, just as folks on TO says if you do not like a subject or person, do not read it ! As to smart phone use, I can not say, since I have not the funding or need for such a devise. I have lived now for 86 years without one. Date: 11/04/19 06:40 Re: Amtrak Twitter can answer some of the delay questions Author: mbrotzman thehighwayman Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I know some will disagree with me ... others might > agree .... > > I will NEVER use twitter expecting factual > information. > As a matter of fact, I will NEVER use twitter. > Ever. > My cellphone is strictly that ... a cellphone for > emergency use in the car. > Before I retired I always carried at least two > cellphones and a pager. We referred to them as > "electronic leashes" for our bosses. > No more! > > This is the exact use case Twitter was first designed for. A nice front end on SMS messages that can provide real time alerts. Often the best way to get prompt customer service is to complain on Twitter and @ the responsible company. |