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MBTA officials shed little new light Thursday on the "unusual" rail problems that have slowed the nearly brand-new Green Line Extension almost to a halt, while a growing tide of public frustration is taking aim at Gov. Maura Healey and her hand-picked deputies.
The track problem that prompted the MBTA to dramatically slash speeds on stretches of the Green Line Extension that are less than a year old<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/t-trying-to-discern-when-how-glx-tracks-got-too-narrow/">Read More</a>
The MBTA plans to establish a new office that will focus on preparing the system for climate change and minimizing the T's impact on the environment.
The tracks appeared to have narrowed in the last nine months, which risks derailment for trains running at full speed, according to T officials.
MBTA officials shed little new light Thursday on the “unusual” rail problems that have slowed the nearly brand-new Green Line Extension almost to a halt,<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/frustration-growing-with-mbta-and-its-unusual-issues/">Read More</a>