The MBTA is developing plans to mount automated cameras on its buses to catch scofflaws who block bus lanes and stops.

The MBTA will be installing cameras on buses to catch drivers blocking bus lanes and bus stops later this year.

With frequent delays, cancellations, and some shuttle buses, the MBTA is extending fare free weekend service through May.

The goal should be adding affordable housing to the state’s stock, whether in T-accessible communities or places that require ...

"Those who want to live more sustainably by forgoing a commute by car will find that places like Hoboken, NJ, and Cambridge, ...

During Thursday’s board meeting, MBTA General Manager Phil Eng vowed to hold commuter rail contractor Keolis responsible for ...

THE T WANTS TO MOUNT CAMERAS ON BUSSES AND POLES NEAR BUS STOPS TO CATCH DRIVERS WHO BLOCK BUS STOPS AND BUS LANES. THOSE ...

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) is celebrating Autism Acceptance Month with a special project.This year, 37 children and young adults living<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" Mo ...

BC Law’s Initiative on Land, Housing, and Property Rights hosted a panel for housing experts to discuss the MBTA Communities ...

The MBTA is developing plans to use cameras on buses to capture the license plates of vehicles blocking bus lanes.Violators ...

Boston drivers will have a new reason to quit parking in bus lanes later this year: bus-mounted cameras that can read license ...

"Southeastern Massachusetts and everywhere else, they deserve the same level of robust train service that was scheduled," said MBTA General Manager Phil Eng.