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Green Line Trolley Crash Caused By Human Error
The MBTA says human error is to blame for the Green Line crash. Two passengers and a trolley operator say they have back and neck pain.
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The MBTA says human error is to blame for the Green Line crash. Two passengers and a trolley operator say they have back and neck pain.
Despite fare increases, the MBTA says ridership has increased for the 18th time in 19 months.
Several people helped save a man from a frightening accident on the T Thursday afternoon.
Effective Tuesday, at most above-ground stops on the D-Line, only the front doors of the trolleys will open.
Service on the MBTA's Green Line was suspended between Government Center and Kenmore on Thursday due to a police investigation.
State Transportation Secretary Richard Davey says the MBTA will unveil a list of potential fare increases and service cuts in January.
The Riverside MBTA stop on the Green Line was shut down Friday morning because of a suspicious device.
Boston's MBTA commuter transit system says most of its regular weekday service will resume Monday.
The MBTA is kicking off a new campaign to get people to stop using public transportation… at least between two particular stops. Instead, the 'T' is telling people to walk.
MBTA police are looking for two men accused of assaulting and accosting women on the Orange and Green Lines.
The federal government has issued the final word on the cause of the 2009 MBTA Green Line crash.
For the next eight months, the MBTA will be shutting down trolley service on the Green Line from North Station to Lechmere.
A Green Line train derailed at the corner of South Huntington Ave. and Huntington Ave. in Jamaica Plain on Wednesday morning.
The MBTA said no one will be punished after a Green Line trolley drove through a small fire on a track in Brookline.
The MBTA is nearly tripling the number of three-car trains on the Green Line starting Monday. The E branch of the line, that runs along Huntington Avenue, is also getting its first ever tri-car train.
Starting next week, the "T" will nearly triple the number of three-car trains on the Green Line. They will also add the trains to the E-branch.
The ride on the T or Commuter Rail was a difficult one during the Thursday morning commute.
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