In the face of service cuts, others push for MBTA to move in

In the face of service cuts, others push for MBTA to move in the opposite direction entirely


In the face of service cuts, others push for MBTA to move in the opposite direction entirely
Updated December 16, 2020, 2:30 a.m.
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When will we start treating T like essential service it is?
Bravo to your two op-ed writers on Monday, Dr. Jon Santiago and Abdallah Fayyad (”Protect essential workers by protecting MBTA service” and “Public transit should be free”). Cut MBTA service during a pandemic? Run fewer trains and buses, thereby inviting overcrowding? Curtail or eliminate night service on which night-shift workers, including those in health care, rely? Put more hurt on economically disadvantaged communities, which are already reeling from job losses and food and child-care challenges?

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