TRANSPORTATION

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State Program Helps Communities Fix Infrastructure Problems

The state has started a new program called “Small Bottlenecks” to help communities fix smaller problems before they become big ones.

2012/08/13

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Boston Gets Transportation Lesson From Spain

Barcelona and the Catalonia region of Spain came to Northeastern University to give Boston a lesson on how to invest in regional transportation.

2012/06/20

All Things Travel: Spain Comes To Boston To Offers Transportation Tips

Barcelona and the Catalonia region of Spain came to Northeastern University to give Boston a lesson on how to invest in regional transportation.

2012/06/20

All Things Travel: Transportation Summit Held At South Station

Massachusetts needs a new statewide transportation policy and they need it now. That was the message stated loud and clear at The Mayors and Municipal Leaders Transportation Summit.

2012/06/11

Boomers On My Mind: How Much Income Will You Need In Retirement?

You cannot pick up a magazine or newspaper today without a reference to Boomers needing to postpone their retirement because of the economy.

WBZ NewsRadio 1030–2012/04/03

New Rules Will Force Airlines To Specify Fees In Advertised Price

New rules from the U.S. Transportation Department will require that advertised prices include taxes and mandatory fees.

2012/01/24

The Weston toll booths on the Massachusetts Turnpike (file image)

Officials Predict Busy Holiday Weekend On Mass. Roads

State transportation officials are predicting a busy holiday weekend on Massachusetts roads and are urging travelers to use public transportation if possible.

2011/12/24

Fare Hikes, Service Cuts Loom For MBTA

State Transportation Secretary Richard Davey says the MBTA will unveil a list of potential fare increases and service cuts in January.

2011/12/24

The MBTA has launched a courtesy campaign to remind riders to be respectful.

MBTA Launches Courtesy Campaign

Acting GM Jonathan Davis says they wanted to use some humor to remind people to be respectful of fellow riders.

2011/10/12

Keller @ Large: Fare Hikes Likely For ‘T’

The T needs more money and it could mean $2.50-plus for a subway ride, about two dollars for a bus ride, and $7.50 or more to travel by commuter boat.

2011/09/01

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