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Amid criticism of Lynnway redesign, at least one group welcomes the idea for bike lanes: cyclists
The support for the project comes after two bicycle fatalities took place on the Lynnway this year. -
In vote of confidence, federal authorities return T safety oversight to the state
The announcement marks a major milestone for the MBTA in its efforts to improve safety. -
MBTA launches new programs to cut riders' costs
The MBTA is launching three new pilot programs to make public transportation more affordable and flexible while also extending two popular commuter rail summer discounts through November. -
Worcester leaders call for better commuter rail service to Boston
Worcester residents who rely on the commuter rail have complained for years that it’s inefficient and unreliable. -
Lynn’s mayor says redesign of Lynnway is a safety issue. Commuters call it a ‘nightmare’
Lynnway commuters say that removing two lanes from the corridor will lead to traffic congestions, adding time to their daily commutes. -
MBTA extends commuter rail discounts into the fall, lowers some bus and subway costs
In addition to continuing to offer half-off commuter rail passes through November, the T will launch three new pilot programs that could save MBTA riders hundreds of dollars in the fall. -
Senate agrees to limited use of cameras to enforce speed limits
One state senator says liability reform to address crashes with bicyclists may be slowed due to tort law implications. -
This 10-year-old MBTA superfan is sharing his passion with the world
GBH's Morning Edition guest host Tori Bedford is joined by the King of the T, Makai King, to talk about his love of transit and how he’s sharing that love through social media. -
Two Cape Cods; Who's on the bus?
CAI's John Basile looks into public transportation on Cape Cod. Is it serving those who need it? Twenty years ago, "Two Cape Cods" found that public transit service was not adequate. Has it improved? -
‘I get to work when I get there’: Commuters scramble on first day of Red Line shutdown
The 10-day suspension of one of the MBTA's busiest subway lines affects commuters coming from Somerville, Cambridge and Boston.
