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NBC10 Boston Responds Helps Woman Who Couldn't Access Money on MBTA Parking Card
A parking system upgrade at the MBTA’S commuter lots left a Massachusetts woman with a problem. For years, Erin Skeffington of Marshfield commuted to work from the Quincy Adams MBTA station, where she would park her car and catch the train. In March of 2020, she loaded up her parking card with more than $200. “What you do is you…
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Woman Reaches Out for Help Accessing Money on MBTA Parking Card
A Marshfield woman was left without access to the money on her old parking card after a change to the MBTA’s parking system.
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New Safety Measures at Wilmington Crossing
A deadly MBTA Commuter Rail crash in Wilmington has prompted new safety regulations.
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MBTA, Keolis Change Protocols After Deadly Crash at Wilmington Train Crossing
The MBTA is further responding to safety concerns at a commuter rail crossing in Wilmington, Mass. after a deadly train crash at the location last month. Roberta Sausville, 68, of Wilmington, died on January 21 when her vehicle was struck by a commuter rail train on Middlesex Avenue near the North Wilmington station. The MBTA had said that in that…
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Safety Concerns Remain at Wilmington Railroad Crossing After Deadly Crash
Less than a month after a deadly collision, new issues have been raised at a railroad crossing in Wilmington.
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After Fatal Crash, Officials Have More Concerns About Wilmington Railroad Crossing
A Wilmington, Mass. commuter rail traffic crossing that was the site of a deadly crash last month is raising more questions after the Wilmington Board of Selectmen said the safety equipment did not work properly Friday morning. The MBTA, however, said the system is operating as it should.
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Calls for Change After Deadly Train Crash in Wilmington
Questions remain after a train collided with a woman’s car in Wilmington, Massachusetts, killing her.
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Keolis Worker on Leave Amid Investigation Into Deadly Crash on MBTA Commuter Rail
Local and state leaders are demanding answers from Keolis and the MBTA after a preliminary investigation found human error on the tracks cost one woman her life in Wilmington, Massachusetts. Roberta Sausville Devine, 68, of Wilmington, was killed when her car was hit by a commuter rail train at North Wilmington station Friday night. According to the MBTA, a signal…
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Keolis Worker on Leave After Deadly Crash on Commuter Rail
City and state leaders are demanding answers after a woman was killed when her car was hit by an MBTA Commuter Rail train.
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MBTA Cites Human Error in Deadly Train Collision in Wilmington
The MBTA says a preliminary investigation has revealed that human error was a factor Friday when a commuter rail train collided with a car in Wilmington, Massachusetts, killing the 68-year-old woman inside.
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MBTA Says ‘Human Error' Is Focus of Investigation After Woman Killed in Train Collision
The MBTA says a preliminary investigation has revealed that human error was a factor Friday when a commuter rail train collided with a car in Wilmington, Massachusetts, killing the 68-year-old woman inside. MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak released a statement Saturday evening saying although the investigation into Roberta Sausville’s death remains very active, they have learned enough to report...
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Will Cyber Attack on Payroll Company Keep Some Mass. Employees From Being Paid on Time?
A cyber attack involving a substantial payroll company has had a ripple effect on big companies across the country, including several major employers in Massachusetts. From grocery store chains like Stop & Shop to Keolis, the company that runs the MBTA commuter rail service, employees are now having to use temporary solutions to monitor the hours they work because of…
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Popular Payroll System Targeted in Cyber Attack
A cyber attack involving a major payroll company has had a ripple effect on big companies across the country and here at home like Stop and Shop and Keolis, leaving some employees to wonder if they’ll get paid on time.
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All Aboard: Vax Express Making Final Stop Sunday
The Vax Express is the latest way to encourage Massachusetts residents to get their coronavirus vaccine. The specially-equipped commuter rail train has been on the move since Wednesday, stopping in communities with low vaccination rates. Commuter rail operator Keolis says they’ve given out dozens of shots at each location, and the biggest turnout was in Worcester. They’ll make one more...
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MBTA Commuter Train Catches Fire at Providence Station, Causing Delays
Officials say a fire on an MBTA commuter rail locomotive Wednesday morning was contained to a small engine and extinguished on its own at Providence Station. There were no injuries to passengers or train crew members, according to a spokesman for Keolis, which runs the T’s commuter rail network. The local fire department was called in response the 5:45...
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Commuter Rail Derailment Continues to Impact Delays
The Thursday evening derailment of a Framingham/Worcester Commuter Rail train continues to cause delays Friday morning.
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MBTA Commuter Rail Still Experiencing Delays From Slow-Speed Derailment
A portion of the MBTA Commuter Rail Line was still experiencing delays Friday following a “slow-speed” derailment a day earlier. The Framingham-Worcester Line was expected to experience delays of up to 20 minutes into the evening commute, according to the agency. Human error is to blame for the derailment near Landsdowne station in Boston Thursday afternoon, the MBTA said. Keolis,…
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Severe Delays After Derailment on MBTA Commuter Rail
Crews continued working to clear a train from the tracks after it derailed on the MBTA Commuter Rail’s Framingham/Worcester Line.
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These Boston-Area Commuter Rail Stations Will Get Fare Gates: Report
Three of the Hub’s busiest Commuter Rail train stations will reportedly get fare gates installed next year in an effort to improve fare collections. The Boston Globe reports Back Bay, South Station and North Station will roll out the new gates with the latter probably being the first to get them installed. Commuter Rail manager Keolis will reportedly install...
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Here's How the Next Blast of Snow May Impact the MBTA on Tuesday
Sunday’s night’s snowfall had only a minor impact on travel in Boston. But the next round of snow falling overnight is expected to have a far greater impact on Tuesday’s commute. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is already preparing for what could be a messy morning.