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MBTA Transit Police Launch See Say Smartphone App - Crowdsourcing Public Safety - PR.com (press release)
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 CBS Local | MBTA Transit Police Launch See Say Smartphone App - Crowdsourcing Public Safety PR.com (press release) See Say app empowers riders to quickly, discretely report criminal or suspicious activities on the MBTA to Transit Police. Boston, MA, May 23, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Today, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Transit Police Department ... MBTA announces release of See Say smartphone app See something? Report it with new app |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 05:49:59 AM
Disabled MBTA riders protest cuts, fare hikes - Worcester Telegram
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Disabled MBTA riders protest cuts, fare hikes Worcester Telegram The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority board voted in April to raise fares an average 23 percent along with some service cuts to help close a nearly $160 million deficit facing the Boston-area transit system. The hikes are steeper for users of ... |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 05:49:59 AM
A moving tribute - Worcester Telegram
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A moving tribute Worcester Telegram (T&G Staff/TOM RETTIG) By Bronislaus B. Kush TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF WORCESTER — The MBTA's Memorial Train made its inaugural run yesterday from Boston's South Station to Worcester's Union Station in a tribute to the 136 Bay State servicemen who lost ... |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 05:49:59 AM
Full cellphone reception expected for T subway by year's end - Boston.com
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 Boston.com | Full cellphone reception expected for T subway by year's end Boston.com All underground portions of the MBTA subway system should be fully wired for cellphone reception by the end of the year, the company designing and installing the network predicted. But many T riders may have to wait longer before they can talk, text, ... |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 05:49:59 AM
How MBTA Cuts, Fare Hikes Could Impact Health - BU Today
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 BU Today | How MBTA Cuts, Fare Hikes Could Impact Health BU Today Earlier this year, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority proposed deep service cuts and fare hikes, prompting widespread opposition from residents who rely on public transportation. And the time frame for expressions of public opinion was a ... |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 05:49:59 AM
Lawmakers also propose plan for cash-strapped T - Boston Globe
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Lawmakers also propose plan for cash-strapped T Boston Globe By Eric Moskowitz Massachusetts lawmakers advanced a plan Thursday to dip into a little-known state account to help balance the MBTA budget, avoiding even steeper fare hikes than those approved by the T board last month. While most of the $51 million ... MBTA bailout bill advances on Beacon Hill |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 05:49:59 AM
MBTA will keep night and weekend runs into Providence - The Providence Journal
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MBTA will keep night and weekend runs into Providence The Providence Journal Stephen Devine, chief of intermodal planning for the state Department of Transportation, said his office was notified recently that despite financial problems, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority decided not to cut those runs. |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 05:49:59 AM
MBTA To Test Bio-Terror Responses With Tunnel Bacteria - WCVB-TV
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 WHDH-TV | MBTA To Test Bio-Terror Responses With Tunnel Bacteria WCVB-TV BOSTON -- A new plan to tackle bio-terror threats will be tested on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. The Department of Homeland Security is planning to unleash food-safe bacterium at subway station tunnels in Cambridge and Somerville ... MBTA, DHS to test bioterrorism sensors DHS Seeks Public Comment on Testing of Biological Sensors in MBTA Subway System |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 05:49:59 AM
Person fatally struck by train near Norwood station - Boston.com
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Person fatally struck by train near Norwood station Boston.com By Natalie Feulner, Town Correspondent A 27-year-old Norwood man was struck by a Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority commuter rail train and killed early Tuesday morning about a quarter-mile east of the Windsor Gardens train station in Norwood ... |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 05:49:59 AM
The Present and Future of the Wayland Rail Trail - Patch.com
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The Present and Future of the Wayland Rail Trail Patch.com The DCR assumed responsibility from the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, who owns the land, and, Kiernan said, the ultimate goal is to create a 12-foot wide paved path along those 26 miles. “The problem is, no money,” Kiernan said. |
Published on Thursday 24th of May 2012 05:49:59 AM
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