MBTA gets final round of countdown clocks
The MBTA today announced it has installed its final round of countdown clocks to let riders know when the next train is expected to arrive.
MBTA opens new emergency training facility in South Boston
Transit officials said Wednesday that the Boston Marathon bombings showed the need for a new emergency training center that will soon prepare T workers and first responders to handle crises.
Somerville man indicted for racially motivated attacks on MBTA worker
A man with a violent history of attacking T riders was indicted Friday for a pattern of racially-motivated harassment and threats against an MBTA employee.
MBTA police: Woman poured bleach on a man’s face
Officials are searching for a woman who allegedly poured bleach on a man’s face during a robbery on an MBTA bus this week.
Salem woman awarded $462K for Green Line MBTA crash
A Salem woman was awarded nearly $500,000 yesterday for suffering injuries in the May 8, 2009 Green Line trolley crash that was caused by a distracted MBTA driver.
On the MBTA: Pennsylvania man arrested for post Bruins fight
A Pennsylvania man was arrested Friday night at the Sullivan Square MBTA station following the Bruin’s hockey win.
Meet the man behind the ‘MBTA Alerts!’ Twitter account, which is shutting down
The web wizard behind the rogue MBTA Alerts! Twitter account is calling it a day after four years of keeping Boston T riders informed.
MBTA ridership down in 2013, but fare revenue higher than expected
MBTA ridership has declined over the past ten months, with ridership dropping more steeply so far in 2013, according to numbers released by T officials.
Marblehead man to serve time for head-butting MBTA driver
A Marblehead man was sentenced to three months in jail yesterday for head-butting an MBTA bus driver last July.
MBTA officials seeking Quincy indecent assault suspect
Transit Police are searching for a tattooed man in his thirties after he allegedly assaulted a woman on the Red Line’s Quincy Center MBTA Station early Friday morning.