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MBTA is upgrading Codman Yard.

The MBTA has officially launched its Small Business Enterprise (SBE) Program for construction, an effort to promote, create, and sustain capital programs construction business opportunities at the MBTA for small businesses as well as stimulate the Massachusetts economy by providing sustained revenue opportunities to local small businesses.

The MBTA has officially launched its Small Business Enterprise (SBE) Program for construction, an effort to promote, create, and sustain capital programs construction business opportunities at the MBTA for small businesses as well as stimulate the Massachusetts economy by providing sustained revenue opportunities to local small businesses.

State transportation officials joined Mayor Michelle Wu and other elected officials on Tuesday afternoon at the Talbot Avenue Commuter Rail stop to announce that a pilot project that increased service frequency on the Fairmount Line two years ago will be locked in permanently. “One fifth of Boston’s population lives on this line and it’s a community that deserves to have this

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) is working on significant upgrades to their Wellington Yard and Maintenance Facility, located in Medford, Mass.

Revere Weathers the Storm Photo Contest Announced We are pleased to announce the “Weathering the Storm” Photo Contest supported by the City of Revere, DCR, and the Revere Society for Cultural and Historical Preservation. The project was made possible through a Revere Cultural Council Grant. The competition aims to find the most exceptional photographs of

The Proposed Fiscal Year 2023-2027 MBTA Capital Improvement Plan includes all planned capital investments over the next five years. 

The Mass. Bay Transportation Authority has killed off the remaining electric buses the state had operated for most of a century and replaced them with ones that use diesel fuel.

Efforts to replace the MBTAs entire Green Line trolley fleet, a statewide move toward electric vehicle adoption, and projects to make infrastructure more resilient in the face of climate change impacts would all get a boost under a $9.7 billion bond bill.

Efforts to replace the MBTA's entire Green Line trolley fleet, a statewide move toward electric vehicle adoption, and projects to make infrastructure more resilient in the face of climate change impacts would all get a boost under a $9.7 billion bond bill Gov. Charlie Baker outlined on Thursday.