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Housing and transit? In Tokyo, the two go hand in hand.
The world's largest city is remarkably affordable, thanks to ample housing and transit. Experts said it's no coincidence. -
Boston releases review of streets, including new bus and bike lanes
The report said the city moved too fast on certain projects and was "heavy handed" in its communication. -
MBTA asks for public feedback on multiyear spending plan
Advocates praised the plan's focus on improving safety and reliability but said it lacked investment in some important projects. -
Riders welcome permanent ferry routes to East Boston and Lynn
The routes connecting downtown Boston with both East Boston and Lynn went into full-time service on Monday. -
More people are taking the T — and paying for it
The agency hired new "fare engagement" workers to help encourage riders to pay for the transit service earlier this year. -
Riders celebrate the return of South Coast rail
Monday marked the first time the region has been served by passenger rail in 65 years. -
66 years after trains left, South Coast is ready for commuter rail
The region hasn’t had a train to Boston since the 1950s, when highways became king. Now, after more than three decades of political promises and $1 billion spent, South Coast Rail is scheduled to open Monday. -
Board approves higher Uber and Lyft fees at Logan Airport
The move is intended to raise funds for infrastructure upgrades to improve traffic around the airport. -
Want a free bike? Cambridge opens lottery system for residents.
The program aims to help low- and middle-income residents get new bicycles, e-bikes and cargo bikes. -
MBTA Communities Law faces new legal challenges
The lawsuits come in the wake of a determination by the state auditor that the measure is an "unfunded mandate."
