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FAA Gives Boeing OK To Resume 737 Max Passenger Service
After 20 months on the tarmac that followed two fatal crashes, Boeing's troubled airliner has been given the green light by the Federal Aviation Administration. -
Transit Advocates Criticize MBTA Proposal For Big Service Cuts
Officials from the MBTA released their proposal Monday night for serious service cuts following drops in ridership as the coronavirus pandemic wears on. -
Facing Budget Shortfall, MBTA Plans Major Service Cuts
The transit agency has proposed cutting subway, commuter rail, bus and ferry service, which it says is necessary due to a loss in ridership during the pandemic. -
COVID-19 Casts A Pall On Driver's Ed
The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles reports about 17,000 teens have gotten licenses so far this year. That’s on track to be only two-thirds of the 2019 number. -
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Buses, Ferries, Commuter Rail Eyed For Service Cuts
Lower-ridership bus routes, most commuter rail lines and some ferries appear most likely to receive service cuts at the MBTA starting next year. -
Regional Transit Authorities Are Struggling. But There May Be A Silver Lining
The uncertainty caused by the pandemic has forced RTAs across the state to take a hard look at what they do. -
Amid Pandemic, The MBTA Faces Painful Choices
This week, MBTA officials introduced a plan to focus the agency's operating and capital resources on the customers who depend most on public transportation for frequent and reliable service. -
Watch: Baker Discusses National Guard Call-Up, Green Line Improvements
Baker said the guard was ready to deploy over the weekend to deal with dozens of scheduled protests, but was not needed. -
United Airlines Says It Is Permanently Dropping Change Fees For Domestic Flights
As airlines try to coax back customers wary of flying during the COVID-19 pandemic, United Airlines is bowing to consumer demand and permanently getting…
