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With Opening Day Looming, Everett Casino Execs Say They're Ready For Traffic — Probably
Encore president Bob DeSalvio said Sunday could bring more than 50,000 visitors. -
Uber Integrating Transit Info Into Its App
Uber users in Boston, Cambridge, Somerville and the surrounding area looking for a ride will soon be presented with a "transit" option. -
MBTA Board Cool To Idea Of Fare Freeze
Amid growing calls for the MBTA to suspend July 1 fare increases in the wake of a disruptive Red Line derailment, T officials appear poised to begin collecting additional money from riders. -
Why Safer Cars Don't Lead To Cheaper Car Insurance ... Yet
Many new cars have optional features that can help prevent accidents. But those same features also make repairs more expensive. The result? Premiums can go up for cars that are less likely to crash. -
'This Is At The Point Of Urgency,' Walsh Says Of The MBTA
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh says he is open to raising revenues for T. -
Operator Cleared Of Fault In Red Line Derailment
Disruptions and delays continue for many Red Line commuters as a result of the mishap and full service may not be restored until next week. -
Trouble On The T: When Will It End?
The more high-profile problems on the MBTA this week have shone a light on other system-wide problems that commuters have long complained about. -
Red Line Delays Expected For Foreseeable Future
Trains are running again on the Red Line, but MBTA officials warn that travel times will continue to be longer than usual for the foreseeable future because of significant infrastructure damage caused by Tuesday's derailment. -
Cape Cod Bridge Replacement Concerns Locals
Some want more input into plans to accommodate the increase in traffic. -
Second Derailment In 4 Days Turns Heat Up On MBTA
The MBTA will reach out to a third party to examine train derailments that have occurred over the past two years.