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MassDOT, MBTA, and Keolis officials held an event at South Station to announce two-weeks of free rides to customers from all Fairmount Commuter Rail Line stations. Customers will be able to board at station stops between Fairmount and South Stations free of charge Monday, May …Continue Reading MBTA: Fairmount Commuter Rail Free of Charge May 8-21
Governor Charlie Baker today joined MBTA Acting General Manager Brian Shortsleeve, and Local 103 Union Representative Lou Antonellis as he presented MBTA Wirepersons Kevin O’Brien, Edward Reynolds, Richard Ryan and MBTA Green Line Inspector Stephen Nadolna with citations for their roles in helping to save …Continue Reading Governor Baker Recognizes MBTA Electricians for Swift Life-Saving Actions
The MBTA Fiscal and Management Control Board was briefed Monday on a plan to invest $7.9 million to fully overhaul its existing Presidential Conference Committee (PCC) streetcars with new propulsion, brakes, and power supply systems. The plan would extend the life of the Mattapan-Ashmont Station …Continue Reading MBTA: $7.9 Million Investment to Upgrade Mattapan Fleet
MassDOT advises the public to monitor the weather conditions Sunday and Monday, plan ahead, and check MassDOT and MBTA winter travel resources. The MBTA is continuing to closely monitor conditions and travelers should check T-Alerts at www.mbta.com/alerts for up-to-date service information, sign up to receive …Continue Reading MassDOT, MBTA: Winter Storm Travel Links
Do you live, work, socialize, or commute in and around Sullivan Square? Are you interested in helping to craft a vision for better transportation there? Join MassDOT, the Metropolitan Area Planning Council, and the cities of Boston, Everett and Somerville for an interactive public forum …Continue Reading Sullivan Square Public Forum Set
The MBTA is inviting public comment through April 4th on options to improve service on critical bus routes after the recent termination of Late Night Service. All interested customers and stakeholders are encouraged to reach out to the MBTA with their input on service options. …Continue Reading MBTA Seeks Public Comment: Critical Bus Routes
The MBTA Fiscal and Management Control Board today approved several fare changes that will take effect July 1, including decreasing by ten cents the price paid by those who pay with cash for a single bus ride, expanding the free transfer program so that the …Continue Reading FMCB Approves MBTA Fare Changes
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