A little over 100 people brought their problems about South Coast Rail service to MBTA officials at a meeting on June 5 — including one man who missed the start because his train home from work in Cambridge was 55 minutes late.

“This is rush hour,” said the man, who declined to be named. “To be an extra hour late … during rush hour is not acceptable.”

MBTA General Manager Phil Eng and other officials heard complaints about everything from unreliable service to unacceptable noise and vibrations from diesel engines at the meeting, speaking with residents from across the SouthCoast for two hours at Morton Middle School.

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