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MBTA's fare revenue increased by $18 million this year due to growing ridership and improved service.

MBTA to introduce automated cameras on buses to enforce bus lane compliance, focusing on law adherence over revenue generation.

The MBTA's new South Coast Rail service is a historic advancement for South Shore commuters, but it has faced criticism from some regarding new schedules.

The MBTA has eliminated slow zones, but reader feedback reflects mixed satisfaction as the Track Improvement Program concludes.

The MBTA will remove speed restrictions for the first time in over 20 years, marking a significant milestone in transit improvement efforts.

Red Line service will be disrupted for maintenance from April 1-30, requiring riders to use shuttle buses and plan for longer commutes.

Shots fired at Harvard Square Red Line platform, no injuries reported, investigation ongoing.

A faulty safety latch caused an MBTA bus to sideswipe parked cars, damaging 10 vehicles but resulting in no injuries.

A 16-year-old was violently attacked and robbed by a group at North Station, prompting a police investigation and request for public assistance.

One person died in an apparent suicide incident at South Station, causing significant delays on the Red Line.

Trespassing on commuter rail tracks led to a man's death in Beverly, conveying the dangers of such actions.

A commuter rail train crashed into a car in Concord, resulting in minor injuries to the driver but no severe incidents.

Three men allegedly kidnapped and assaulted a 14-year-old on an MBTA train, stealing his cell phone.

Community vigilance is crucial in addressing crimes against minors.

The MBTA Transit Police are actively seeking information about a suspect in a serious incident report.

Governor Healey's $8 billion transportation plan aims to stabilize the MBTA without tax hikes, improving public transportation and infrastructure across the state.

The MBTA's subways will be free of speed restrictions for the first time in over 20 years, marking a significant improvement in service.

Commuter Rail delays left hundreds of passengers stranded for hours due to switch issues.

No injuries or damage occurred after a Green Line trolley rolled backward into another trolley in Boston.

MBTA prioritizes safety and is investigating the incident.

MBTA provided shuttle buses for Red Line service disruption due to a disabled train near Davis for almost four hours on Monday.

The MBTA is committed to eliminating speed restrictions, improving infrastructure, and ensuring long-term maintenance of its subway system.

The Red Line's Braintree branch will increase speeds to 50 mph due to recent track improvements.

MBTA's Track Improvement Program has eliminated slow zones and improved travel times, especially on the Red and Orange lines.

The Red Line is closed for an extra day due to a crash involving maintenance vehicles, impacting service and ongoing track repairs.

The Ashmont Branch of the Red Line will shut down Saturday for track work, coinciding with ongoing service issues on the Braintree Branch.

The Red Line will be suspended for a week for track repairs and maintenance, starting August 21.

Maintenance work on the Red Line resulted in the removal of 13 speed restrictions and enhanced safety measures for passengers.

Arlington's bus service is deteriorating, prompting calls for the MBTA to reconsider Red Line extension plans to the area. Residents express growing frustration.

The Red Line will increase speed to 50 mph, while the Orange Line will reach 55 mph as speed restrictions are lifted.

The MBTA will improve bus efficiency and frequency with changes beginning Dec. 15.

Bus route changes effective Sunday aim to enhance service and connectivity as part of MBTA's redesign efforts.

MBTA investigates employees' misuse of resources for private vehicle work during hours, highlighting the seriousness of the allegations.

The woman was stabbed near the Forest Hills Orange Line station but her injuries were not life-threatening.

Four MBTA employees were fired amid ongoing investigation into misconduct involving private vehicle work during hours.

Ongoing investigations into misconduct at Cabot Yard lead to significant actions by MBTA.

MBTA investigating employees for misconduct related to private vehicle work on the clock, leading to multiple firings and administrative leaves.

The MBTA is launching a navigation pilot program to enhance bus drivers' navigation and improve service reliability for riders.

The Green Line trolley derailed due to excessive speed and ignoring signals, posing significant safety concerns for transit operations.

Clothing is the most common item turned into South Station's lost and found, despite unusual finds like cash and drones.