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COVID-19 Casts A Pall On Driver's Ed
The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles reports about 17,000 teens have gotten licenses so far this year. That’s on track to be only two-thirds of the 2019 number. -
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Buses, Ferries, Commuter Rail Eyed For Service Cuts
Lower-ridership bus routes, most commuter rail lines and some ferries appear most likely to receive service cuts at the MBTA starting next year. -
Regional Transit Authorities Are Struggling. But There May Be A Silver Lining
The uncertainty caused by the pandemic has forced RTAs across the state to take a hard look at what they do. -
Amid Pandemic, The MBTA Faces Painful Choices
This week, MBTA officials introduced a plan to focus the agency's operating and capital resources on the customers who depend most on public transportation for frequent and reliable service. -
Watch: Baker Discusses National Guard Call-Up, Green Line Improvements
Baker said the guard was ready to deploy over the weekend to deal with dozens of scheduled protests, but was not needed. -
United Airlines Says It Is Permanently Dropping Change Fees For Domestic Flights
As airlines try to coax back customers wary of flying during the COVID-19 pandemic, United Airlines is bowing to consumer demand and permanently getting… -
Coronavirus FAQ: Is It Safe To Get On The Bus (Or Subway)?
Each week, we answer "frequently asked questions" about life during the coronavirus crisis. If you have a question you'd like us to consider for a future… -
Fare Hikes, Layoffs On Table To Address MBTA Woes
Depending on how much ridership returns, MBTA budgeters project the agency will face a deficit between $308 million and $577 million in fiscal year 2022. -
Chris Dempsey: Fears Of COVID-19 Transmission In Tight Spaces May Impact MBTA Ridership
Dempsey said the T and local leaders can better communicate mask mandates and instill feelings of safety for riders.
