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The design, which was favored over two others in a public poll, features a green and dark gray paint scheme along the body of the train car.

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority on Monday revealed what its new Green Line “supercars” will look like when they eventually start rolling down the tracks.

Riders were invited to select one of three exterior paint designs for the new cars through an online survey.

The transportation agency has an open survey, where the public can cast their vote for their favorite of three proposed paint schemes for the future Green Line...

The MBTA will update its work on improvements to the Mattapan trolley line at a virtual meeting Tuesday night.

The MBTA has scheduled an online meeting next Tuesday (Oct. 18) at 6:30 p.m. – the first since last April, when the agency sought feedback on its plans for its Mattapan Line – to provide an update on the future of the trolleys that roll through Dorchester, Mattapan, and Milton. Officials are expected to discuss the refurbishment of the aging vehicles as well as its plans to

MBTA's Green Line D Branch is well on it's way to being completely accessible.

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority announces substantial completion of the Lechmere Viaduct, an $87.4 million project.