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Slow Zones To Persist On MBTA, And Require Shutdowns - Vimarsana News

Slow Zones To Persist On MBTA, And Require Shutdowns

MBTA trains are likely to continue operating slower than usual for the foreseeable future as officials turn their attention from a lack of documentation to...

Source: whdh.com
MBTA to shut down parts of Red and Blue Lines to address slow zones - Vimarsana News

MBTA to shut down parts of Red and Blue Lines to address slow zones

The MBTA plans to aggressively target the Red and Blue Lines in April, in terms of addressing speed restrictions during evening and weekend shutdowns.

Slow zones to continue on MBTA, including Green Line speed restrictions - Vimarsana News

Slow zones to continue on MBTA, including Green Line speed restrictions

The MBTA is walking back a suggestion that it would soon get rid of some slow zones on the Green Line after tests Saturday morning revealed the need to keep the speed restrictions in place.

Source: wbur.org
MBTA Speed Restrictions Continue Amid Green, Orange Line Shutdowns – NECN - Vimarsana News

MBTA Speed Restrictions Continue Amid Green, Orange Line Shutdowns – NECN

The MBTA Green Line and the Mattapan trolley are still under speed restrictions amid scheduled shutdowns on parts of the Green and Orange Lines.

Source: necn.com
The T needs dispatchers, and will continue to dangle $10,000 sign-on bonuses to hire them - Vimarsana News

The T needs dispatchers, and will continue to dangle $10,000 sign-on bonuses to hire them

With train service still running at diminished levels, staffing efforts in the MBTA's operations control center have plateaued since December, and the agency will continue to offer a $10,000 sign-on bonus through June to try and attract the dispatchers critical to reversing months-long service cuts.

Source: wbur.org