
Mayor Wu on the MBTA: ‘We are in a very, very dire place'
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu sounded the alarm about the MBTA’s woes during a radio interview on Monday, saying what used to be a “stress-free” experience now has people leaving it altog...
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MBTA up 307 employees so far this year, but still short of need
MBTA officials are making some progress in their campaign to staff up, but it’s still not clear when the agency will hit the levels needed to fully restore all weekday subway service from the cu... -
MBTA employee injured in ‘arc flash' incident, prompting new safety measures
MBTA workers have been instructed to place protective covers on top of electrified third rails or turn the power to the rail off during nearby maintenance after an “arc flash” hospitalized... -
MBTA has few answers for lawmakers' questions about slow zones, repairs
Top MBTA officials told lawmakers this week they are optimistic about their progress addressing woes across the system, but when it came to some of the biggest questions facing the agency, they had li... -
‘We need to do it right:' MBTA general manager addresses ongoing concerns
Two months into what some consider the toughest job in state government, NBC10 Boston sat down with new general manager of the MBTA, Phillip Eng. During the conversation, Eng highlighted the progress,...