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One state senator said that during the next legislative session he expects "to see at least one bill that proposes a truly independent transportation safety commission."

Boston's public bike share system experienced a huge surge in interest during the MBTA's Orange Line shutdown.

Starting Saturday, riders who board the Commuter Rail at Boston's North Station will need to pass through new electronic fare gates.

5 Investigates, Northeastern journalism students ride the rails for a week during peak times

"We've gotten lots of inquiries from people who want to buy one," the MBTA general manager said about the old cars.

The new gates that will begin operation Saturday at North Station's concourse work similarly to fare gates on the MBTA's subway lines that riders may already be...

A Lynn business owner says he wants the MBTA to repair the Mount Vernon Street Bridge after years of deferred maintenence.

The demolition company involved in a fatal Government Center garage collapse in Boston is facing $1.2M in fines for willfully exposing workers to hazards,...

The Green Line’s D Branch shutdown entered its second day Sunday as crews were seen making rail track repairs at the Woodland Station in Newton,...

A man and a woman were found dead early Monday on train tracks near a Quincy, Massachusetts, MBTA station, officials said.