The urban transportation advocacy group LiveableStreets Alliance has published a series of recommendations for city officials to improve the MBTA bus system’s reliability and accessibility.
Source The Bay State Banner
The urban transportation advocacy group LiveableStreets Alliance has published a series of recommendations for city officials to improve the MBTA bus system’s reliability and accessibility, including dedicated bus lanes and transit signal priority technology.
In partnership with TransitCenter, a national urban mobility advocacy and research foundation, LiveableStreets released the independent report last Thursday, analyzing MBTA bus ridership and performance data and outlining specific recommendations that are “cost-effective and simple,” according to Stacy Thompson, executive director of LiveableStreets.
“They are things we can do tomorrow to make our streets more efficient,” Thompson said at a morning rally with elected officials and supporters March 8 in Dudley Square.
