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Phillip Eng is climbing into the driver's seat of an agency with persistent service trouble, budget issues and a crisis of confidence among the traveling public.

Eng is an engineer with nearly 40 years of experience in transportation, including as president of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Long Island Rail Road and interim president of New York City Transit.

Phillip Eng will be appointed the next general manager of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Gov. Maura T. Healey announced Monday.

Phillip Eng will be appointed the next general manager of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Gov. Maura T. Healey announced Monday.

New maps and charts reveal details about hundreds of speed restrictions impacting T service.

The iconic transit hub has been plagued with problems, and Mike Beaudet discovered there's now a Boston Fire Department detail at South Station every single day.

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority says global speed restrictions that have been in place along the MBTA's Green Line have now been lifted, hours be...

The MBTA released a statement Saturday night apologizing for a situation in which a person was stuck in an elevator two days earlier at a station in Somerville,...

At a St. Patrick's Day event Saturday in Dorchester, the T found itself in the familiar role of punchline, but for Green Line riders who want punctual service, the pain of slowdowns is no joke.

The MBTA has yet to lift the speed restriction for the entirety of the Green Line, despite optimism from the head of the agency it could be lifted before...