Metrolink is changing its logo...

[rarkow]

It seems that the wizards at Metrolink management have decided to retire the “crashing arrow” logo that has served them for many years.

How many thousands of dollars have they spent on the new logo?



When you consider the fact that senior management at Metrolink cold care less about safety (Board Chairman Keith Millhouse has refused to open e-mails regarding a dangerous employee) perhaps they should be more concerned about safety than what the company logo looks like.

(If members of the media want written proof of this, please contact the webmaster at: bob@metrolinkrider.com, the e-mails were sent through a tracking server.)

What is more important? How the train looks? Or how safe the train is. It seems the management is more concerned about how the train logo looks than how safe the train is.

Tell that to the 25 people who died in the recent Metrolink crash.

Thoughts?

[Newsguy]

You can't be serious. How can I reach you?

[rarkow]

Hi NewsGuy….

I can be reached by e-mail-bob@metrolinkrider.com. Are you in the news media? Let me know. And yes. Mr. Millhouse was sent an e-mail about safety issues (which was in the title of the e-mail) through a service that I use called www.readverify.com

They track e-mails with cookies and according to that service, both Mr. Millhouse and the Metrolink Board Secretary failed to even open the e-mails.

In defense of Mr. Millhouse, he did call me by phone to discuss the matter, but according to ReadVerify.com he never opened the e-mail(s) regarding safety.

If you e-mail me, I can fill you in…Include a phone number where I can reach you.

Robert Arkow
Webmaster
www.metrolinkrider.com
bob@metrolinkrider.com