The free digital content will be offered at more than 50 subway, bus, ferry, and commuter rail locations.
The videos and materials provided feature local community volunteers and other transportation advocates. They were developed using grant funding from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation.
The new Green Line Type 10 supercar will be 40 feet longer than the Green Line vehicles in use today.
The solar-powered electronic ink (E Ink) signs, located at 18 bus stops in several Boston neighborhoods, provides stop-specific info.
Transit agencies must provide a multimodal, door-to-door solution for all their riders. In doing this, they can reduce paratransit costs, improve ridership, and remove inefficient fixed routes.
Analysis shows ride-hailing companies add traffic, reduce MBTA ridership, and increase greenhouse gas emissions across region.
Aira connects blind or low-vision users with highly trained sighted agents who provide visual information about the user’s surroundings.
Will provide Orange and Red line signal upgrades, comprising the latest generation of digital audio frequency technology.
The company is delivering its Series-ER system with a higher capacity battery to help Massachusetts reduce emissions and noise pollution on its transit bus routes.
MBTA Fiscal and Management Control Board Vice Chair Steve Poftak will succeed Luis Ramirez as the new GM.
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