There are many stories about people getting hurt and killed by trains. This one’s about what their families may endure in the pursuit of answers and justice
Family Of Woman Killed By Commuter Rail Sues MBTA For Crash Records
“State Of Good Repair.” MBTA Solicits More Contractors To Help Fix The Mess
With the MBTA still very broken, agency lacks clarity in communications with contractors, commuters
Amid Multiple Crises, MBTA Fields Pitches For New Agency Marketing Campaign
“You don’t want to be too rosy but I actually think they can do a better job of highlighting the work they have done.”
So Much For Contracts: State Report Blasts MBTA Contractor
Company hired to run Transit Police dispatch service under-delivered, charged extra, and kept inadequate records, according to inspector general's report
Boston, Regional Police Dodge Transparency Ordinance In Bolstering Surveillance Network
“It’s troubling that nobody deigned to mention this was coming.”
T Looks To Double Shuttle Bus Use. Is Another Shutdown Looming?
Documents: “Complete shut-down of an MBTA rail route” again on the table for MBTA. Transit advocate says planning ahead is “a good thing,” but Red Line could be next and transparency is paramount.
Paying To Play: How Rideshare and Delivery Companies Raised $43 Million and Bought Influence In Mass
“They’re trying to purchase the entire political establishment … They’re trying to flood the whole apparatus.”
Unfare? Transit Advocates Question Costly MBTA Study To Determine New Fare Structures
Under lame-duck Baker, agencies “still not asking questions like ones we might ask—they're making an assumption that fares will continue to be a large portion of revenue.”
