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“It’s Good Savings” – Over 13,000 Riders Are Already Benefiting From Reduced-Fare CharlieCards
The MBTA has approved 13,625 applications for its new low-income fare program as of Thursday Nov. 7, roughly two months after ...
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City of Boston, MBTA Release Refined Designs for Blue Hill Avenue Transit Project
The City of Boston and MBTA have released new conceptual designs for the Blue Hill Avenue transit project and will host three ...
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Wu Admin Expands Open Newbury Events Into December
Editor's note: the following is a lightly-edited adaptation of a City of Boston press release. Mayor Michelle Wu announced on Friday that the City of Boston will host two additional Open Newbury ...
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6-Day Service Interruption Near JFK/UMass Aims to Fix the Last Slow Zones On the Red Line
Shuttle buses are replacing Red Line subway service between Broadway and North Quincy stations from Tuesday, November 5th ...
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Bluebikes and ValleyBike Will Offer Free Rides For Election Day
The Commonwealth’s two biggest bikesharing networks are aiming to make it easier for people to get to the polls – and everywhere else they need to go – for Election Day on Tuesday. On November 5, both ...
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Make A Plan to Vote in Tuesday’s Election
Two ballot questions should be of particular interest to Streetsblog readers. Question 1 aims to give the state auditor the ...
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Election Day
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The Orange Line Is Running At Full Speed For the First Time in 15 Years
The MBTA reopened the full length of the Orange Line on Saturday morning after a week-long closure for track work, and for the first time since Deval Patrick was the Governor of Massachusetts, the ...