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After Four Years, FTA Steps Back From Its Oversight of MBTA Safety Issues
By Christian MilNeil
The federal government is handing over supervision of MBTA safety programs – including outstanding items from its 2022 safety management inspection – back to the Commonwealth’s own rail safety regulators.
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Friday’s Headlines Put the Pedal to the Metal
By Blake Aued
Oh, wait, there are no pedals? Let me try to pull up the brakes on this touchscreen.
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Elected Officials In Athol Celebrate the Removal of A Downtown Parking Lot
By Christian MilNeil
They unpaved a parking lot and put up a paradise.
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City of Boston Seeks Better Sidewalk Amenities In New ‘Street Furniture’ Contract
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The city’s ‘street furniture’ contract provides for the maintenance of hundreds of bus shelters and information kiosks across the city in exchange for outdoor advertising space.
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Buses Keep Getting Pokier As Wu Administration Cancels, Delays Bus Projects
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Key MBTA bus routes continue to get slower while Mayor Wu’s administration postpones and cancels long-planned infrastructure projects, according to this year’s annual analysis of the MBTA’s slowest bus routes from TransitMatters.
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Mayor Wu and Phil Eng Pitch Latest Blue Hill Avenue Redesign To Skeptics In Mattapan
By Christian MilNeil
Project skeptics and supporters turned out in large numbers for Thursday’s public meeting.
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