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The project will serve a dense suburban corridor where the existing roadway network is constrained and travel options are limited to two congested roadways.
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The women who responded to Metro’s survey identified safety concerns as the top barrier to riding transit.
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Ensures continued improvements aimed at providing customers with faster, smoother and safer public transit services.
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A growing focus on train travel comes exactly as railways become increasingly modernized by adopting connected technologies.
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Version 4.0’s updates enable customers to more effectively book, ticket, change, and monitor travel while they are on the go.
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Compared motorcoach travel to travel by private automobiles, heavy urban rail, light rail, urban transit bus, TNCs, and more.
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Keolis and the MBTA partnered on a revenue-incentive agreementthat includes an integrated, first-of-its-kind marketing campaign to increase ridership through reverse commuting and leisure travel.
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Installing a new systems and/or retrofitting older LCD displays with new capabilities helps provide riders with improved travel info.
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The train will travel along the Connecticut River, with trains making station stops in four different cities.
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The first public lactation pod in the MTA system was installed this week near the start of National Breastfeeding Awareness Month.
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