Showing posts with label MBTA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MBTA. Show all posts
Monday, April 27, 2009
Mixed Feelings at BU about Possible MBTA Cuts
The sound of a train rolling in just before class may become less frequent on BU's campus. According to a report released by the Boston Globe (April 10, 2009), the MBTA is considering cutting service at several BU stations and reducing service by half on nights and weekends. Feelings were mixed on campus, and BU officials say they will adapt to any changes as they develop.
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boston,
boston university,
butv,
commute,
economy,
MBTA,
newton news,
student
Thursday, January 15, 2009
New year, new changes for the MBTA
Commuters are turning to the MBTA in record numbers since the
beginning of the nation's oil crisis in 2008. Meanwhile, the MBTA is
trying to avoid severe cuts and fare increases while enacting new
programs to manage the increased ridership. At the same time, an 8
billion dollar debt weighs down the MBTA budget, the largest of all the
nation's transit authorities.
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boston,
commute,
green line,
MBTA,
newton news,
subway,
transportation
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