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Readers name the T stations where infrastructure is 'crumbling' - Vimarsana News

Readers name the T stations where infrastructure is 'crumbling'

Amid the MBTA's ongoing struggle with safety issues, Boston.com readers share which stations made them feel the least safe.

Source: boston.com
MBTA: Commuter Rail Ridership Reaches New Post-Pandemic Peak, Exceeds 90% of Pre-COVID Levels - Vimarsana News

MBTA: Commuter Rail Ridership Reaches New Post-Pandemic Peak, Exceeds 90% of Pre-COVID Levels

BOSTON ––Ridership totals bolstered by Halloween travel to Salem and Fairmount Line ridership boost during the Ashmont – Mattapan closure.

Source: rtands.com
Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond - Vimarsana News

Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond

Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are a few recommendations from Globe writers and critics, covering music, theater, comedy, museums, family events, and more.

Editorial: MBTA riding high over increasing commuter rail use - Vimarsana News

Editorial: MBTA riding high over increasing commuter rail use

Bolstered in part by Halloween festivities in Salem, ridership on the MBTA’s commuter rail has reached a new “post-pandemic peak.’’ Officials said last week that October’s figures demonstrate that more workers have returned to public transportation now that COVID fears have waned. The MBTA announced that ridership levels last month surpassed 90% of pre-pandemic levels. While […]

MBTA says it will cost $24.5 billion to bring system into 'state of good repair' - Vimarsana News

MBTA says it will cost $24.5 billion to bring system into 'state of good repair'

The MBTA estimates that it will cost a whopping $24.5 billion to bring its dilapidated system into a “state of good repair,” a price tag that has spiked by $14.5 billion since the agency’s last capital needs analysis was conducted in 2019.