BOSTON (WHDH) - The MBTA has confirmed it is investigating alleged employee misconduct at a maintenance yard in South Boston. Transit police are looking into the allegations involving the misuse ...
THE SECOND TRIAL IS SET FOR JANUARY. ONLY ON FIVE TONIGHT, MBTA WORKERS OFF THE JOB IN CONNECTION WITH A NEW POLICE INVESTIGATION. AND FIVE INVESTIGATES KAREN ANDERSON IS HERE WITH THE DETAILS.
Literally — the Massachusetts Department of Transportation has installed new highway signs on Interstate 195 directing drivers to Fall River’s new MBTA station. They’re still under wraps ...
His family is now searching for answers after an MBTA bus driver struck the 63-year-old Jamaica Plain resident in a crosswalk on the lower busway. Inghram was rushed to Beth Israel Deaconess ...
BOSTON – The family of a man hit and killed by a bus in Boston last weekend plans to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the MBTA, saying they hope his death prompts safety changes.
HE’S BEEN A GREAT FRIEND, A GREAT BROTHER. I MISS HIM DEARLY. THE 63 YEAR OLD DIED AFTER BEING STRUCK BY AN MBTA BUS SATURDAY OUTSIDE THE FOREST HILLS STATION. HIS BROTHER SAYS INGRAM WAS ...
The family of the man who suffered fatal injuries when he was struck by the driver of an MBTA bus at Forest Hills Station in Jamaica Plain last weekend are calling on officials to make ...
The MBTA Communities Act, signed by former Gov. Charlie Baker in 2021, has been described by housing researchers and activists as “historic,” an official with the Executive Office of Housing ...
NTSB: MBTA train was traveling 25 mph over speed limit, blew through stop signal prior to derailment
Green Line train 3874-3718 was carrying around 50 passengers and 2 MBTA crewmembers when it departed Lechemere Station around 4:46 p.m. on October 1. The National Transportation Safety Board says the ...
On Saturday, an MBTA bus driver ran over Glenn Inghram, who later died of his injuries, in a crosswalk outside of the Forest Hills MBTA station's lower busway. The homicide occurred just before noon ...
The Quincy City Council has rezoned a 3.7-acre MBTA bus depot for open space use. Mayor Thomas Koch aims to acquire the property from the MBTA and potentially build a youth athletic center.
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