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MBTA to begin implementing new fare payment system this summer - Vimarsana News

MBTA to begin implementing new fare payment system this summer

You may no longer need to carry your handy Charlie Card.

Source: wcvb.com
Weigh in: MBTA's $9.6 billion capital investment plan opens for public comment - Vimarsana News

Weigh in: MBTA's $9.6 billion capital investment plan opens for public comment

On Thursday, the MBTA announced a 21 day public comment period for their proposed five year, multi-billion dollar capital investment plan.

Next stop for low-income T riders: Half-priced fares - Vimarsana News

Next stop for low-income T riders: Half-priced fares

Tens of thousands of MBTA riders are about to gain access to half-priced fares. Years after public transit advocates launched a campaign to roll out a widespread low-income fare at the T, the agency’s board of directors stamped its approval on a formal plan that will provide an option to riders who earn less than their peers but do not qualify for one of the more narrowly

Half-Priced Fares Coming To All T Service Modes - Boston News, Weather, Sports - Vimarsana News

Half-Priced Fares Coming To All T Service Modes - Boston News, Weather, Sports

Tens of thousands of MBTA riders are about to gain access to half-priced fares.Years after public transit advocates launched a campaign to roll out a<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/half-priced-fares-coming-to-all-t-service-modes/">Read More</a>

Source: whdh.com
Damage hinders investigation into cause of MBTA power outage - Vimarsana News

Damage hinders investigation into cause of MBTA power outage

Repairs are nearly complete, but the "extensive" damage made it hard for the MBTA to diagnose what went wrong with one of the system's primary electric feeder cables.

Source: wcvb.com