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The MBTA is seeking public input on the new, more accessible Type 10 Green Line train design.

Special train service announced for Celtics fans by MBTA.

Phil Eng's leadership is successfully reducing subway speed restrictions, significantly improving MBTA service quality and rider experience since he took over.

Transportation service halts due to switch issue near Arlington, causing delays and frustration among passengers.

A Ford Mustang was towed from Green Line tracks after its driver followed GPS instructions leading him to turn too soon.

The MBTA is committed to eliminating speed restrictions, improving infrastructure, and ensuring long-term maintenance of its subway system.

The man fell onto the tracks at Park Street station, landing on the electrified rail, which resulted in his immediate death.

MBTA investigates employees' misuse of resources for private vehicle work during hours, highlighting the seriousness of the allegations.

The woman was stabbed near the Forest Hills Orange Line station but her injuries were not life-threatening.

Two people were killed by a Commuter Rail train in Natick, leading to cancellations and delays on the Framingham/Worcester line.

Four MBTA employees were fired amid ongoing investigation into misconduct involving private vehicle work during hours.

Ongoing investigations into misconduct at Cabot Yard lead to significant actions by MBTA.

MBTA investigating employees for misconduct related to private vehicle work on the clock, leading to multiple firings and administrative leaves.

A stabbing near the Fields Corner MBTA station left one man with life-threatening injuries and two individuals in custody.

Bostonians embraced local culture in Halloween costumes, featuring MBTA transit themes, iconic landmarks, and New England artists.

Boston will extend the free fare program for MBTA bus routes 23, 28, and 29 until March 2026.

The City will reimburse the MBTA $350,000 a month for the next two years, amounting to about $8.4 million.

MBTA service changes aim to improve reliability and safety while implementing extensive track and station upgrades.

The South Coast Rail Project is facing its third delay, pushing the service start to May 2025.

Shuttle buses will replace Orange Line service between Oak Grove and North Station from October 28 to November 1.

Clothing is the most common item turned into South Station's lost and found, despite unusual finds like cash and drones.

A man was struck and killed by a train in Everett, causing service disruptions on the Newburyport and Rockport lines during peak hours.

The MBTA is undergoing service disruptions to address speed restrictions and improve tracks. Commuters should plan for extra travel time and use available shuttle services.

Service changes in October for Mattapan, Green, and Orange Lines due to maintenance work to improve reliability.

The MBTA showcases the Type 10 Green Line train mockup for public feedback on design improvements and accessibility features.

MBTA workers rescued baby bunnies near Blue Line tracks, emphasizing the importance of valuing all lives and acting promptly in animal rescues.

MBTA service on Green, Blue, and Orange lines impacted by power outage at North Station.

Riders experienced delays and service suspensions on MBTA's Green Line and Red Line due to a car accident, signal problem, and a medical emergency.

The MBTA is facing safety concerns due to incidents involving doors on the Green and Red Line trains.

MBTA Chief Safety Officer discussed recent incidents and assured that there were no mechanical defects observed and individuals were not at risk of being dragged.

A Green Line train derailed in Cambridge, causing multiple injuries and disrupting local transit services.

The MBTA is launching a navigation pilot program to enhance bus drivers' navigation and improve service reliability for riders.

The Ashmont Branch of the Red Line will shut down Saturday for track work, coinciding with ongoing service issues on the Braintree Branch.

T riders can soon use smartphones or credit cards for contactless payment on subways and buses.

The Green Line trolley derailed due to excessive speed and ignoring signals, posing significant safety concerns for transit operations.

MBTA is focusing on service reliability and short headways with improved schedules.

Community vigilance is crucial in addressing crimes against minors.

The MBTA Transit Police are actively seeking information about a suspect in a serious incident report.

A faulty safety latch caused an MBTA bus to sideswipe parked cars, damaging 10 vehicles but resulting in no injuries.

The MBTA is beta testing a new mobile app to improve riders' commute experience.

MBTA seeks rider feedback to refine its real-time transit tracking app, MBTA Go, enhancing commuter experiences with reliable service information.

MBTA General Manager Phillip Eng aims to eliminate long-term shutdowns, focusing instead on improving infrastructure with overnight and weekend work.

MBTA is enhancing transit services for the Red, Orange, Blue, and Mattapan lines this fall for better frequency and reliability.

Major construction impacting Orange, Red, and Commuter Rail lines in June with shuttle services provided.

The proposed extension of Silver Line 3 will greatly benefit commuters by increasing access to jobs and educational opportunities.

The extension will include exclusive bus-only lanes and connect Chelsea with the Orange Line and a dozen more bus routes.

The Red Line shutdown allowed for major repairs, improving travel times and reliability for passengers.

The CharlieCard Store is rebranding to the Charlie Service Center and relocating to a new address on July 29 for improved service.

The Red Line is closed for an extra day due to a crash involving maintenance vehicles, impacting service and ongoing track repairs.

The Red Line will be suspended for a week for track repairs and maintenance, starting August 21.

One person died in an apparent suicide incident at South Station, causing significant delays on the Red Line.

MBTA experienced a disruption when an individual triggered emergency stop on a Red Line train during a heatwave, causing significant delays.

Maintenance work on the Red Line resulted in the removal of 13 speed restrictions and enhanced safety measures for passengers.

Free shuttles and fare-free commuter rail service will be provided during the Red Line closures.

The closures are part of the MBTA's Track Improvement Program to eliminate speed restrictions and improve track conditions by 2024.

The importance of addressing assaults on public service workers.

Trespassing on commuter rail tracks led to a man's death in Beverly, conveying the dangers of such actions.

Three men were arrested by transit police in separate incidents involving sex crimes within the transit system.

The incidents included allegations of inappropriate touching, indecent assault on a train, and 'upskirting' of a minor.

The MBTA is hosting public meetings to gather feedback on proposed fare changes in 2024.

One proposed change is a new program that would reduce fares for low-income riders.

Low-income MBTA riders to benefit from half-priced tickets for ages 26-64 earning $30,000 or less.

MIT study showed a 50% discount on rapid transit tickets led to 30% more trips by low-income residents.

Workers on Orange Line narrowly avoid being struck by train, highlighting safety concerns.

MBTA implementing safety measures like retreat niches in tunnel walls to safeguard workers.

Two safety incidents were reported by the MBTA, including a worker injury and a close call with an electrified third rail.

The incidents have prompted the MBTA to review its standard operating procedures and right-of-way access procedures.

Boston's transit system continues to struggle with budget shortfalls and poor service, while New York has made improvements.

The Federal Transit Administration has proposed strengthening state safety oversight of rail transit projects.

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) has faced numerous safety failures and issues with newly opened light-rail lines.

Overhead wires caused sparks at South Station in Boston, leading to a short delay in service.

Debris falling and colliding with the overhead wires caused the incident.

The incident caused about 10-minute delays and affected multiple train lines near South Station.

Readers express frustration and disappointment with the MBTA during the Green Line closure

Many readers report disruptions to their commutes and share negative experiences with the alternative routes

The MBTA's new website for CharlieCards has some issues with the login process and confusing instructions.

Users may mistakenly sign up instead of logging in, leading to incorrect password notifications.

Creating a new account with the same email address can grant access to the old account on the new site.