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If you’re one of those people who likes to sneak onto the back of Green Line trains during rush hour, just stop it. According to […]
On Thursday, the MBTA was added as a defendant in a federal civil rights suit that claims the agency failed to adequately supervise and discipline […]
The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority is not happy with Amtrak. According to the Boston Globe, the agency is seeking to add language to an agreement […]
MBTA officials seem open to the idea of replacing the T’s recently canceled late-night weekend service, but it might take some time. According to Boston.com, […]
Anyone who rides the MBTA knows it has many problems. From creaky old trains that fail with regularity to new stations that leak not long after they […]
Just three weeks after the MBTA unveiled its $90 million, newly renovated Government Center station, it appears the transit hub has sprung a few leaks. […]
MBTA Transit Police needs your help. The department is looking for a name for the newest member of its K-9 unit, a spry little Belgian Malinois who […]
The MBTA has launched a new online “dashboard,” featuring easy-to-read performance data, in a push for transparency and accountability at the cash-strapped transportation authority. The […]
Well, that was quick: The MBTA revealed on Wednesday that it plans to get rid of that annoying message urging riders to pay their fares. […]
Despite a few inches of wet snow, the MBTA’s Government Center station reopened Monday following a two-year renovation that closed the Green and Blue Line […]
Where’s Waldo? Not South Station, thanks to MBTA Transit Police. Police escorted a “very disorderly” man dressed as Waldo, star of the popular Where’s Waldo? children’s book […]
A judge in Merrimack County Superior Court revoked Owen Labrie’s bail after it was determined he missed curfew. He was taken into custody Friday afternoon. Labrie, […]
The MBTA is pulling the plug on late-night service this weekend after its board voted 4-0 last month to scrap the two-year pilot program, citing […]
Depending on where you’re standing, the closing of doors on an MBTA train can either represent forward progress, albeit incremental, toward your destination, or an […]
I managed to sneak into the Government Center construction site without being noticed by the construction workers tonight. Government Center station is expected to open […]