Fixing Service While Electrifying System Requires a New Approach for T
Fixes to the T need to go beyond just new leadership and an increased workforce. We also need to explore new approaches to capital projects, service delivery and funding plans.
Biz Group Blasts T Bus Cuts
by State House News Service | Dec 9, 2021
Warning that scaling back service would harm public health and mobility options, the head of an influential business group called Wednesday for the MBTA to consider bringing in private buses to cope with a driver shortage.
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