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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 12
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Jul 10, 2026
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As fuel prices rise, the MBTA's doing just fine (opens the original)
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The transit authority plans to use 21 million gallons of diesel fuel this fiscal year. Half of that is locked in at $2.23 a gallon — a price secured in February before the start of the U.S.-Iran war.
MBTA to launch fare-free program for car-less seniors next month (opens the original)
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The MBTA is preparing to launch a pilot program that will grant free rides on the transit system to Massachusetts residents who are at least 75 years old and don't hold driver’s licenses.
Feds hand MBTA safety oversight back to state (opens the original)
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The federal government has returned safety oversight of the MBTA back to the state after years of supervision. Gov. Maura Healey called the move “major new milestone” which restores the Department of Public Utilities direct oversight of the T’s safety equipment and management. The Federal Transportation Administration placed the DPU’s Rail and Transit Safety Division under a series of directives in 2022 following a series of safety incidents including a fire and death on the transit system. “Tod
Second crash at Mission Hill intersection has neighbors, city councilor demanding answers (opens the original)
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Residents, bike advocates and a Boston city councilor are asking the city to take action after Wednesday's crash in Million Hill, where a driver in a car struck a scooter operator. The collision occurred near the intersection of Tremont and Parker streets, near the spot Boston transportation planner Louisa Gag was fatally struck by a truck driver while riding her bike in July. According to Boston Police, the scooter operator was taken to a nearby hospital for medical evaluation and the driver of
The search is on for Logan Airport's new announcement voice (opens the original)
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Logan Airport officials are looking for some local talent to be “the next voice” for airport announcements via a competition. Massport, the entity that operates Logan, is looking for Massachusetts residents that offer “something distinctly Boston — a voice that instills confidence and hometown pride in every traveler, whether they’re visiting for the first time, returning home, or simply passing through,” according to a statement. The selected person will record greetings, and information regard
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