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The goals were developed through a collaborative process with MBTA staff and stakeholders.
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The changes to the OCC policies are part of the MBTA’s ongoing efforts to improve safety and security for both workers and riders.
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TransitCenter released its latest report, diving into the ongoing challenges of the workforce shortage and taking an interesting look at one department.
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The agency is also further supporting the Commonwealth’s climate change goals and meeting Clean Energy Standard requirements by recommending that 30% of its power be supplied by Massachusetts solar and wind Renewable Energy Certificates
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Dennis Varley is the new chief of stations, Sam Zhou is the new assistant general manager of engineering and capital, Doug Connett is the new chief of infrastructure, and Rod Brooks is the new senior advisor for capital, operations, and safety.
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Speed restrictions on the Tufts Curve were reduced to 10 mph in 2019. In the summer of 2022, the MBTA shut down the Orange Line for a 30-day period to complete critical track and signal upgrades.
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The budget allocates funding to increase the MBTA’s overall workforce to 7,643, which is 964 positions above what was budgeted for FY23.
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Bus rapid transit (BRT) system activities should not be overlooked if partnering with the government is of interest. This is a “hot” marketplace for contracting and collaboration.
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From sweepstakes to free rides, agencies like MBTA and Metrolink are offering their riders a reason to celebrate Earth Day 2023.
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The "3-Year Safety Improvement Plan" was produced in response to an act of the legislature and incorporates a number of safety-related initiatives.
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