Did Phillip Eng fix the MBTA? Reliability and passenger satisfaction are up.

The MBTA has made incredible strides over the past two years, and Phillip Eng, the New Yorker who came out of retirement to ...

Police Blotter: New to the Green Line, a $70K Corvette Stingray on the tracks

Transit Police are seeking criminal charges against a 20-year-old driver whose Corvette Stingray ended up on Green Line ...

MBTA reports higher than expected fare revenues to start the fiscal year

The gratitude seems justified: the MBTA announced this week that it brought in $8 million more in fares than it expected to ...

Study into expanding Orange Line to Roslindale makes progress in State House

A study into expanding the Orange Line from the current terminus in Jamaica Plain to Roslindale Village won initial approval in the Massachusetts House, marking progress for the initiative in the ...
WBUR

Citing improvements, judge ends oversight of MBTA accessibility

After almost two decades of court-mandated reforms, the MBTA is preparing to close the book on one of the most sweeping ...
Railway Age

MBTA Reaches ‘Daniels-Finegold Settlement’ Milestone

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) on Dec. 10 reported joining disability advocates and the original ...
Beacon Hill Times

T’s Green Line Service Suspended until Dec. 15

Service on all branches of the MBTA’s Green line is temporarily shut down until Dec. 22 to allow for the replacement of 130-year-old infrastructure.
Chelsea Record

Green Line will be Suspended between North Station and Babcock Street Dec. 8 – 22

During this service change, the MBTA will replace the 130-year-old wooden overhead catenary wire “trough,” continue Green Line Train Protection System installations, and more.