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Works within the real-time predictions for each subway line, being triggered when a train has spent two minutes longer than predicted in an area of track.
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The eight-week project involves replacing 38,000 feet of rail along the corridor.
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The 35-page plan could bring a potential superstation and subway line extensions to Boston.
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New platforms and ramps installed at two bus stops in Everett Square will enable bus riders with wheelchairs, strollers, or carts to board the bus faster.
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As the MBTA’s new chief customer officer, Danny Levy will be responsible for improving the daily experience of MBTA riders.
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In an effort to balance demand, the agency will adjust rates at its 99 parking facilities starting August 1.
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The 4.7-mile light rail line will serve some of the region’s most densely populated communities that currently lack access to rail transit.
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Meeting with riders at bus stops to get their feedback about their experiences and suggestions for service improvement.
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Failing to address America’s $90 billion backlog of public transit modernization needs, also referred to as State of Good Repair, results in a loss of $340 billion in business revenue to the U.S. economy over a six-year period, according to an new APTA study.
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The initial report was made possible by a law signed in August 2016 that allowed the state to start collecting the data for the first time.
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