Will Boston’s next mayor take the T to City Hall?
The road to Boston’s highest office might run north through the heart of the city, along some of its most popular bus lines.
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TCI opponents push other states to reject controversial carbon tax
Opponents of a controversial carbon tax that will push up the price of gas are lobbying a consortium of mid-Atlantic states to reject an agreement Massachusetts struck last month with several other states in an effort to doom the deal.
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Even During Pandemic, MBTA Overtime Train Kept Chugging Along
Managers blame lost fare revenue for the estimated roughly $600 million budget gap. But critics say the T's budget woes predate the pandemic, driven by poor planning and staff shortages in key roles.
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Local Transit Advocates Weigh In On Pete Buttigieg As Transportation Secretary
With Mayor Pete Buttigieg poised to become the next US Secretary of Transportation, GBH news reached out to four well-known local transit advocates to get their take on what to expect.
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Most MA Residents Oppose Cuts to Public Transportation
BOSTON -- The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is laying off workers and cutting services in the face of a budget deficit.
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Here’s a month-by-month look at how 2021 might play out
Off to a slow start, rocky in places and ripe for setbacks, 2021 should nonetheless deliver some semblance of normalcy again
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