MBTA GM apologizes for Green Line derailment: Shuttle buses still in place, NTSB investigating
The cause of Tuesday’s Green Line derailment remains under investigation, and riders are expected to continue to experience its impacts. The derailed train remains derailed on the elevated track, and the National Transportation Safety Board is now running the investigation.
Seven riders were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries following the derailment and about 50 riders self-evacuated ...
Thirty-three cities and towns served by the MBTA are now in compliance with a law aimed at creating more housing — and they ...
The governor held a celebration less than a week before her administration goes to court in an attempt to force holdouts to ...
An officer arrested a man attempting to steal an e-bike at Oak Grove MBTA station; the man had an outstanding warrant.
The system will be implemented into up to 100 buses by the end of the year as a part of the MBTA’s NextGen Bus Navigation ...
The CEO of Amtrak raised concerns about state’s plans in Allston, sparking local debate about the best places to park ...
The head of the MBTA issued an apology Wednesday after a Green Line train derailed and knocked out service on a heavily ...
The MBTA’s Red Line is back in business. A three-and-a-half-week closure of its Braintree Branch ended on schedule Monday ...
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