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Westminster company criminally charged in $19M scheme

Westminster-based Rite Way LLC, its owner, and three managers have been indicted in connection with an alleged scheme involving $19 million in false claims billed to the state's Medicaid program (MassHealth), Attorney General Maura Healey announced Wednesday.

WRTA opens $90M operations facility

The Worcester Regional Transportation Agency on Tuesday held its grand opening for its $90-million maintenance and operations facility.

Bose launches entry-level car sound system

Amid the bustle of the Paris Motor Show, Bose has introduced its first small vehicle sound system in the new Nissan Micra with speakers built right into the headrest.

Mass. treasury raising $326M for transportation projects

Massachusetts Treasury officials are taking retail orders Wednesday on $326 million in bonds to fund bridge and rail projects.
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MBTA pads rail car contract with $4M amendment

With a $4 million contract extension to handle inspections of refurbished trolley cars, the MBTA has agreed to pay a total of $21 million for consultants assisting with limited overhauls of Red and Green Line cars built in the 1980s.

$93M Fitchburg commuter station opening Friday

The new Wachusett Commuter Rail Station on the Fitchburg Line will open on Friday.

Mass. highway systems near the bottom

Massachusetts ranks near the bottom of states in overall highway performance and cost-effectiveness, but has the lowest rate of fatal crashes in the country, a report from the Reason Foundation found.

Policymaker wants Mass. law governing self-driving vehicles

As the federal government and the city of Boston move toward self-driving cars, one of the state's top transportation policymakers believes state laws should change to accommodate the new technology before it is deployed in Massachusetts.
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Private jet fleet relocating to Worcester

Rectrix Aviation -- Massachusett's largest private jet service -- will relocate its fleet to the Worcester Regional Airport after selecting the location as its maintenance base-of-operations.

Upgrade of full red line fleet could boost capacity, reduce wait times

The bustling Red Line, the MBTA's busiest subway line, could transport an additional 10,000 passengers an hour and keep the time between trains to about three minutes if the agency upgrades the line's entire fleet.
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