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Commuters have downloaded the transit system’s new mobile ticketing app 6,000 times in the three days after it was launched.
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The goals were developed through a collaborative process with MBTA staff and stakeholders.
Read More →Using more sophisticated data to generate better predictions, and train arrival times are now refreshed every six seconds.
Read More →The agreement with Hyundai Rotem will bring an additional 41 state-of-the-art bi-level commuter railcars — to a previously agreed-upon 83 cars — to the MBTA network.
Read More →GM Beverly Scott is experiencing medical issues with her left foot which will limit her mobility for about three months, and used a pseudonym when signing up for the service to avoid special treatment. Scott said that she believes she is the first GM to be certified with The Ride.
Read More →More than 16,300 responses were received to the MBTA’s survey with the winning design receiving 9,566 votes.
Read More →An automated fare collection system will be installed by 2004.
Read More →Hyundai Rotem, under fire for failing to deliver any of its 75 double-decker coaches on time, is making progress on its $190 million contract. Three of the cars are slated to be in service in April.
Read More →Thomas M. Mulligan as GM and Gerald C. Francis as Deputy GM of Keolis Commuter Services in Boston, will be overseeing the MBTA’s commuter rail contract, which Keolis began operating on July 1.
Read More →A group argues that the flawed data suggested the move would not have an overly burdensome effect on low-income and minority riders and that it should have taken steps to curb those impacts before ending the service in March.
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