Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)

There are now only four speed restrictions currently present along the entire MBTA subway system.

The Orange Line is now completely free of all speed restrictions for the first time since 2010.

As the result of the year-long Track Improvement Program, only one percent of MBTA’s entire transit system remains speed restricted.

The new bus lanes will prepare the agency for the new Route 104 bus service which will help to connect communities from the city of Everett to the city of Chelsea.

The Bus Network Redesign is a major initiative of the Better Bus Project, aimed at improving bus service reliability, frequency and connectivity throughout the region.

The system will be implemented into up to 100 buses by the end of the year as a part of the MBTA’s NextGen Bus Navigation Pilot.

The assessment takes stock of the MBTA’s climate mandate, achievements to date and identifies next steps for enhancing the transit system’s resilience and sustainability.

The project will work to improve the MBTA’s ability to maintain the Red Line, which will also result in faster, more frequent and more reliable service for riders.

Both agencies recorded higher levels of ridership during FY 24 compared to FY 23.

The new program provides riders who are aged 18-64 and have low-income with reduced one-way and round-trip fares of approximately 50 percent off on all MBTA buses, subway, Commuter...