The MBTA in Boston is considering a fare reduction for low-income riders, with a vote expected on a program that could cut fares by 50%, potentially saving commuters hundreds annually. Public feedback is open until February 29.

Red Line service in Boston is disrupted for 10 days for track improvements, with shuttle buses running and free commuter rail options provided during this period.

JetBlue is set to begin nonstop flights from Boston to Dublin in March and to Paris in April, while facing a challenge with its fleet and a blocked merger with Spirit Airlines.

The Government Center garage demolition in downtown Boston is nearing completion, paving the way for the $1.5 billion Bulfinch Crossing project. The process has involved disruptions and a tragic accident but promises future revitalization.

Boston's Green Line gets whimsical station names like "Screech from the Heavens" in a fundraiser by the Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center, raising curiosity and funds.

The MBTA proposes a 50% fare reduction for low-income riders to increase ridership and help those struggling with transit costs.

Smoke on the tracks caused delays on the MBTA Blue Line at the Airport stop, with service paused for investigation and passengers advised to seek other transport.

The MBTA announces Red Line shutdowns in February for improvements, with shuttles replacing trains and likely delays for commuters in Cambridge, Somerville, and Boston.

Smoke at Downtown Crossing caused Red Line delays; MBTA implemented shuttle buses on the Orange Line from Back Bay to North Station and extended the Green Line service.

Boston gets $20 million from the Biden administration to add 50 electric school buses, aiming for a cleaner fleet by 2030 as part of a wider effort to reduce pollution and health risks.

Snow disrupts travel at Boston's Logan Airport with 149 cancellations and 34 delays due to a winter storm, affecting mainly Cape Air, JetBlue, and United Airlines. Over 10,000 homes and businesses have lost power amidst the storm.

The MBTA has replaced Mattapan Trolley service with shuttle buses for a second day due to mechanical issues, affecting commuters' post-holiday routines.

Boston's Green Line commuters will face service suspensions in January for MBTA track upgrades. Shuttle buses will replace trains on affected segments.