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MBTA Red Line riders are seeing some shorter trains. There’s a reason why

On the MBTA, the typical Red Line train stretches six cars. But in select circumstances, riders could now see just four cars when their train arrives at the platform.

MassLive · 2d

MBTA’s Red Line reaches 50 mph for first time in 20+ years, agency says

As some trains rolled along at 50 miles per hour Friday, 10 miles per hour faster than they previously could safely run, MBTA General Manager Phillip Eng pledged that "This is just the beginning."

WBUR · 2d

For the first time in decades, trains on the MBTA subway system hit 50 mph

According to the MBTA, Red Line trains began traveling up to 50 mph between Braintree and JFK/UMass stations at the start of service early Friday morning — a new milestone following months of track work.

NBC Boston on MSN · 2d

Full speed ahead: Red Line trains running at 50 mph for first time in decades

For the first time in decades, Red Line trains are now running at 50 mph. It’s full speed ahead for trains on the Braintree branch. NBC10 Boston was the only station there as the first trains of the morning reached their maximum speed of 50 mph between North Quincy and Braintree.

WBUR4d

Map: Who is — and isn't — complying with the MBTA Communities Act?

Communities across eastern Massachusetts are under pressure to rezone parts of town to allow more multi-family housing near public transportation, thanks to the MBTA Communities Act. Aimed at ...

Trains12d

Schedule released for MBTA’s new South Coast Rail service

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has released the initial schedule for the South Coast Rail service to New ...

USA Today8d

MBTA's South Coast Rail schedule is posted. Here's when and how often trains will run.

The MBTA has scheduled Monday, March 24, as the start of "revenue service" on the Fall River/New Bedford Line. That date is still pending approval from the Federal Railroad Administration.

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