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The agency just approved a new fare policy that will give a 50% discount to low-income riders.
Low-income MBTA riders will get a taxpayer-funded discount on bus, subway and commuter rail fares under a proposal approved by the public transit agency's governing board Thursday.
Roughly 60,000 low-income riders who rely on the MBTA are set to receive half-priced tickets and passes, with the agency’s board approving Gov. Healey's reduced fare plan.
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