Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)

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MBTA begins winter 2020 Orange Line diversions

February weekend diversions from Sullivan Square to Tufts Medical Center start Jan. 17.

MBTA announces permanent track repairs substantially complete on Worcester Line

All mainline track repairs required to operate regular Worcester Line service are complete.

MBTA Safety Review Panel makes 34 recommendations to FMCB to improve safety for T riders, employees

The panel recommended six major safety policy actions to move the organization to a place where safety is the priority and is integrated into the culture and mission.

MBTA receives approval for Franklin Line double track Phase 2 work, Phase 3 preliminary design work

Phase 2 adds more than three miles of double track from Norfolk to Frank Street and Phase 3 will ultimately create a complete double-track line from South Station to Franklin.

MBTA’s FMCB approves contract for major improvements at Natick Center Station

The $36.19-million contract is for station and accessibility improvements, such as adding better signage and wayfinding.

MBTA weekday service pilot between Boston and Foxboro begins Oct. 21

The one-year pilot program includes 10 round-trip trains, new reverse-commute fare and 500 parking spaces available at Foxboro station.

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Monica G. Tibbits-Nutt, AICP, LEED AP BD+C, Executive Director, 128 Business Council

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How Transit is Sharing the Road with Rideshare and TNCs

Ridesharing and transportation network companies are services on the rise. How are agencies successfully partnering with the private sector to provide first-last-mile ADA-compliant trips .

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Mass Transit Weekly Update 5/6/2016

Mass Transit Weekly Update 5/6/2016

This week’s transit update includes videos from Toronto Transit Commission (TTC), Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA), Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) and the newly release documentary Off the Rails.

A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the MBTA's Operations Control Center

A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the MBTA's Operations Control Center

MBTA invited the public into the central hub of Boston's mass transit system, the subway and light rail control center and operations hub, showing the public how it runs.

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MBTA begins winter 2020 Orange Line diversions

February weekend diversions from Sullivan Square to Tufts Medical Center start Jan. 17.

MBTA announces permanent track repairs substantially complete on Worcester Line

All mainline track repairs required to operate regular Worcester Line service are complete.

MBTA Safety Review Panel makes 34 recommendations to FMCB to improve safety for T riders, employees

The panel recommended six major safety policy actions to move the organization to a place where safety is the priority and is integrated into the culture and mission.

MBTA receives approval for Franklin Line double track Phase 2 work, Phase 3 preliminary design work

Phase 2 adds more than three miles of double track from Norfolk to Frank Street and Phase 3 will ultimately create a complete double-track line from South Station to Franklin.

MBTA’s FMCB approves contract for major improvements at Natick Center Station

The $36.19-million contract is for station and accessibility improvements, such as adding better signage and wayfinding.

MBTA weekday service pilot between Boston and Foxboro begins Oct. 21

The one-year pilot program includes 10 round-trip trains, new reverse-commute fare and 500 parking spaces available at Foxboro station.

Orange Line service suspended from Sullivan Square to Tufts Medical Center

The service will be shut down for six consecutive weekends starting Oct. 4.

MBTA marks completion of Red Line signal repairs

The signal repair completion results in the restoration of regularly scheduled Red Line service.

Third annual National Rail Safety Week commences

MBTA, Keolis and Canadian National Railway launch educational services and campaigns to spread rail safety awareness.

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Construction of new Chelsea Commuter Rail station begins

The new Chelsea station will provide easier access to transfer to other modes of service, such as the Silver Line 3-Chelsea.