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Mass. gas prices fall to under $2 per gallon

The average price for a gallon of gasoline in Massachusetts recently hit a nearly seven year low.

Projects added to transportation plan

The latest draft of the Boston region's transportation improvement program includes funding for stormwater improvements along Route 20 in Marlborough and Sudbury, bridge preservation projects in Boston and Randolph, and pavement work on Route 2 in Lexington, Belmont, Arlington and Cambridge.

‘Difficult and unpopular’ moves to come from MBTA

In a document made public Tuesday, the MBTA's overseers said they hope to hold flat the special budgetary appropriation lawmakers provided the transit agency heading into fiscal 2017, while predicting "difficult and unpopular" near-term decisions.

MBTA employee clocks 2,600 OT hours

The highest-paid MBTA employee has been paid about $315,000 so far in 2015, working 4,455 hours, MBTA Chief Administrator Brian Shortsleeve told the T's Fiscal and Management Control Board on Monday.
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T fares could climb; collection be modernized

As MBTA leaders consider fare increases of as much as 10 percent starting July 1 and the potential for fares based on ability to pay, a top official suggested new ways to modernize fare collection.

WBJ 2016 Economic Forecast

Looking ahead to 2016, our Economic Forecast issue sees a lot of trends coming for the next year.

Worcester secures $3.6M in streetscape funds

Two of Worcester's major thoroughfares -- including one of its main commercial corridors of Shrewsbury Street -- will get major improvements in 2016, the city announced Monday.

Baker emphasizes energy, transportation at conference

Outlining goals and accomplishments at a gathering of government bond investors Wednesday, Gov. Charlie Baker said energy and transportation remain among his top priorities and key factors in the state's economic condition.
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MBTA banking on $25M in energy savings

The MBTA expects to save $25 million in electricity costs over the next five years.

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