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Poll: Most residents support surtax spending on RTA’s

More than three-quarters of Massachusetts residents support boosting funding for the state's 15 regional transit authorities, which provide local bus and paratransit services beyond the reach of the MBTA.

Worcester metro gas prices up another five cents

The average price of a gallon of gas in Greater Worcester rose five cents per gallon this week after a seven cent increase the previous week.

Megaproject impacts on minds of MetroWest commuters

As many in the Boston area await an infrastructure project that would replace an I-90 viaduct through...

Greater Worcester gas prices jump 7 cents in a week

The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in Greater Worcester jumped 7 cents since one week ago.
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Two charged with stealing $8.5M from MBTA contractor

A former top official at Keolis Commuter Services pleaded not guilty to a slew of federal charges Wednesday after prosecutors alleged that he and another man stole more than $8 million from the company that operates the MBTA's commuter rail system.

Greater Worcester gas prices now 23 cents lower than national average

The average price of a gallon of gas in Greater Worcester dropped another 2 cents since last week and is down 5 cents since last month.

Healey chooses former LIRR president as MBTA general manager

Phillip Eng, the former president of the Long Island Rail Road, will become the next top leader at the MBTA as Gov. Maura Healey's administration sets out to put the ailing transit agency on firmer footing.

MBTA awards Littleton company $99M contract for South Station rail work

One of the state's largest railway hubs is in line for track, switch and signal upgrades after the MBTA Board approved a new contract on Thursday.
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MBTA says $31M needed to offer low-fare option

MBTA officials estimated Thursday it would need at least a year and about $5 million to get a widespread low-income fare option off the ground, plus tens of millions of dollars per year to cover its recurring costs.

Cities and towns say more funding is needed to repair roads

City and town leaders are thankful that lawmakers tacked another $150 million onto a road and bridge maintenance funding bill the House plans to approve Thursday, but they still want the Legislature to authorize more funding specifically for the Chapter 90 program.
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