StreetsblogMASS headlines for Thurs. May 28

Soccer fans line up on the sidewalk outside of Boston South Station next to a sign that says "Special Foxboro event trains"

Even With $80 Tickets, MBTA Expects to Lose Money On World Cup Transit Service

Jaime Moore-Carrillo

'Micromobility' Bill Gets Public Hearing on Beacon Hill Thursday

Lawmakers want to hear from the public. Here’s how to participate.

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A rendering of a new MBTA station headhouse with an elevator tower on the corner of a city intersection.

Symphony Goes Silent: MBTA Will Close Green Line Stop for 3-Year Renovation

Christian MilNeil

Symphony station will be closed to riders from Saturday, May 30 until sometime in spring 2029.

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A diagram showing closed stations on the MBTA E branch of the Green Line between May 30 and June 5 2026.

Green Line E Branch Suspended Through Friday June 5

Editor’s note: this post is a lightly edited version of an MBTA press release.

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Thursday’s Headlines Have a License to Chill

Blake Aued

Many young people aren’t all that interested in driving, or can’t afford to own a car. Will transit advocates let Uber win them over?

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