MBTA launches South Coast Rail service (updated)
BOSTON — Massachusetts’ South Coast Rail commuter operation is now officially in service. The 37-mile addition to the MBTA commuter rail network launched today (March 24, 2025), with the Fall River Herald News reporting that well over 100 people were on hand to catch the first train,
South Coast Rail commuter services launched
USA: Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and operator Keolis Commuter Services have launched passenger services on Phase 1 of the South Coast Rail project, providing Fall River and New Bedford with trains to Boston for the first time in more than 65 years.
Train advocates say the 90-minute ride from Fall River to Boston is faster than a car. Is it? We tested it out for ourselves.
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Healey talks $1.4B MBTA funding proposal: ‘ We gotta fix transportation'Inside the MBTA’s Commuter Rail Maintenance Facility in Somerville on Thursday, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey pushed ahead ...
Gov. Maura Healey and local officials took a victory lap as they marked the official first day of South Coast Rail service ...
Maura Healey, in a cold drizzle outside the Fall River Depot MBTA Commuter Rail station on Davol Street ... with people scattered throughout the double-decker coaches. Their attitude was ...
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