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Study: Central Mass. MBTA stations could support 18K more housing units

A new study says there's potential for more than 18,000 extra housing units along the three commuter rail lines serving Central Massachusetts, with most in MetroWest.

Report: MBTA must deal with serious problems

Report found "safety is not the priority at the MBTA, but that did not come as a surprise to the longtime leader of an T watchdog group, who warned this week that the agency will need new money to fix its deep-rooted problems.

Sales tax provides extra $51M to MBTA

The MBTA is expected to get an extra $51 million next thanks to sales tax revenue increases that were not forecast, leading officials to predict a smaller budget deficit than they anticipated in October.
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Mass. could reap over $500M from regional emissions pact

The pact being developed by Massachusetts and other East Coast states to cap carbon emissions from vehicles could add up to 17 cents to the price of a gallon of gas, according to the newest estimates, but could also generate more than $500 million in revenue for state government in Massachusetts.

Lawmakers make the case for tolls on more roads

Lawmakers made their case for increasing fees on ride-hailing trips, expanding highway tolls, and charging drivers for every mile they travel as a way to boost revenue for the state's growing transportation needs.

Rectrix Aviation suspends commercial flights

Rectrix Aviation, which flew seasonal commercial flights from Worcester Regional Airport to Hyannis starting in 2017, has suspended its commuter shuttle service.

Massport working to fill Worcester airplanes

The authority's CEO said a key will be making sure the current flights are flying at closer to capacity.
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Fitchburg gets $3M infrastructure funding for downtown work

Fitchburg has received a $3-million infrastructure grant from the state to remake Main and Boulder streets downtown, the Gov. Charlie Baker Administration announced Thursday.

Legislature to debate transportation fund options next week

The House has punted its promised transportation revenue debate until 2020, but lawmakers will hear testimony next week that could forecast how the legislation takes shape.
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