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Baker sees potential to reduce subway wait times

With upgrades to subway track infrastructure, wait times for transit could be dramatically reduced during rush hour, Gov. Charlie Baker said Thursday.

State completes acquisition of key rail line from CSX

Massachusetts transportation officials have completed the acquisition of a rail line that officials say will lead to fewer freight trucks on the roads and offer a connection to four major commuter rail lines.

MBTA ending ‘honor box’ system at parking lots

The MBTA is ditching its "honor box" payment system at its parking lots, effective July 6.MBTA riders...

State sketches out $3B transportation spending plan

State transportation officials on Tuesday proposed roughly $3 billion in capital projects in fiscal 2016 for highways, smaller airports, the Registry of Motor Vehicles, freight tracks and the MBTA, including the governor's "winter resiliency" plan for the T.
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MBTA money must help transit system move forward

Everybody, it seems, has an opinion about what's wrong with the MBTA and how to fix it.But...

Readers endorse fiscal control board for the T

Will a fiscal control board help rein in MBTA spending? Most respondents to our poll for the week of May 25 said “yes.”

2015 Central Mass Family Business Awards – Knight’s Airport Limousine

With more than a half-dozen brothers, uncles, nephews and moms working together regularly, Knight's Airport Limousine Service...

2015 Central Mass Family Business Awards – Fuller Automotive

Fuller Automotive of Auburn knows cars. Now in its fourth generation, the company has been around for...
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Urban commuters, traffic congestion drive need for public transit

As companies work to attract the best talent from the Boston area, and local planners look for ways to address traffic congestion, transit options that get away from dependence on personal vehicles are popping up all over.

Baker: ‘I do not want to privatize MBTA’

Presenting his MBTA reform plan to the Democrat-controlled Transportation Committee and an audience that included multiple union members, Gov. Charlie Baker on Monday made clear what he does not want to do.
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