MBTA

An alleged assault at the State Street MBTA station sparked a fire and caused major delays on the Blue Line Wednesday night. The Boston deputyRead More

Several teens were charged recently in connection with a brutal attack on a T rider. Boston police said five juveniles beat and kicked an 18-year-oldRead More

MBTA Transit Police shared video showing a man punch and shatter the door of a bus in Jamaica Plain. Police said it happened on MondayRead More

New fare gates are set to make their debut in operation at South Station Tuesday. Commuter Rail and Amtrak passengers will have to tap orRead More

Getting around the city was made easier Tuesday after the Green Line reopened after a two-week shutdown affecting all branches. The MBTA needed the closureRead More

Some Amtrak service in and out of Boston has resumed after it was stopped for hours Monday due to downed overhead wires blocking tracks. AllRead More

Multiple branches of the Green Line will begin an extended shutdown Monday in order to fix a nearly 130-year-old tunnel piece. The closure will affectRead More

Governor Maura Healey signed a bill Wednesday that strengthens protections for public transportation workers. The new legislation makes assaulting a public transit worker punishable byRead More

Governor Maura Healey has named the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) General Manager Philip Eng the Interim Transportation Secretary. Healey’s office said Eng will continueRead More

The MBTA risks losing its federal funding if it does not submit an action plan to the Department of Transportation by Thursday, in a pushRead More