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“There may be sort of a lack of information about what congestion pricing is . . . and what the benefits would be in terms of revenue. It could be a dedicated source for our . . . public transit system.”
Our ED Caitlin Allen-Connelly weighs in on possible congestion pricing ⏬
An overwhelming majority of Massachusetts residents said they would not want to pay extra to drive to downtown Boston if that meant less traffic, according to a new Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll. https://t.co/ENCtVwEkrE
“[The extended program] provides further incentive for the City of Boston to continue to advance transit priority projects to keep buses moving, ensuring transit is both affordable and dependable."
Our ED Caitlin Allen-Connolly discusses the fare-free bus expansion program ⏬
Thank you so much to those who were able to join TransitMatters at Pride & Transit to celebrate Boston’s queer community and advocate for a public transit system that serves everyone w/dignity. A shoutout to all speakers.
We also loved marching with everyone at the Pride Parade!
A couple weeks ago, TransitMatters and CultureHouse combined our problem-solving forces to solve a key transportation issue: creating a seamless transit connection from the Blue Line to Boston Logan Airport and improving bus network circulation there. Great minds work together!
🚨Heads up, Green Line E Branch riders! Symphony Station will be closing for 3 years starting on June 6, 2026.
You can board or exit the train at Northeastern U or Prudential, both of which are 0.3 miles or about a 5 min walk from Symphony. More info: https://t.co/B2UyQMcgyg
🚨Attention Green Line riders!
During this 3 yr shutdown, trains will operate through Symphony in both directions but will not stop.
Plan to board or disembark at Northeastern U or Prudential. You can also take Orange Line service at Mass. Ave. or the parallel Rte. 39 bus.
Join TM, 6/3, 6-8 PM, at Cathedral Station to celebrate Pride Month & advocate for a T that serves everyone. Hear from Boston City Councilor @RonDurk, #MBTA LGBTQ+ Pride Employee Resource Group, and transportation author @CarterLavin
Register: https://t.co/l8eCUP5NHu
🚨Heads up, Red Line riders! Service will be suspended between Broadway and Ashmont and Broadway and Quincy Center from May 29–31.
➡️Free and accessible shuttle bus service will make all stops between Broadway, Ashmont, and Quincy Center.
More info: https://t.co/e0GPAP6YYq
Join TransitMatters as we celebrate Boston’s queer community and advocate for a T that serves everyone.
Hear from legislative and LGBTQ+ allies who’re advocating for better transit. Speakers TBA.
Light fare, cash bar. Suggested Donation: $40
RSVP: https://t.co/l8eCUP5NHu
Thanks to everyone who joined us for a relaxing, informative afternoon in Rockport with @MassSierraClub! We hope you learned about how to advocate for reliable Regional Rail service in MA.
Stay tuned for more info about upcoming events, including Pride and Transit in June!
🚨Heads up, Red Line riders! No service b/w Broadway and Ashmont from 6pm on May 14–18.
The Mattapan Line will also be shut down b/w Ashmont and Mattapan from 6pm on May 14–16.
Free and accessible buses will make all stops b/w Broadway & Mattapan.
Info: https://t.co/GnfWrqy2Rp
🚨Heads up, Green Line riders! The C Line branch will be shut down from May 6th to May 17th.
The T will provide free shuttle buses, but they will not stop at St. Mary’s Street, Kent Street, or Brandon Hall.
➡️Check out our Shutdown Tracker: https://t.co/ALnF58BiqV
Join Sierra Club MA and TransitMatters for a spring outing to Rockport! We will walk about a mile from the Rockport Commuter Rail station to the coast, stopping at several points along the way to discuss the importance of transit advocacy.
More info: https://t.co/HiYJC5YPIS
TransitMatters calls on @MayorWu and @BOSCityCouncil to #PressPlay on Boston’s paused street projects. Cole Lewis, our Bus & Mobility Hubs program manager, testified at the public hearing last Wed.
Meeting recording: https://t.co/rV0Adfnsqy
Cole’s testimony: 1.58:00–2.00:06
Every ride helps, but we need transit that's frequent, fast, reliable, affordable & accessible. This #EarthDay, we’re fighting for electrified Regional Rail, Bus priority & sustainable funding. Let’s end managed decline and fund the system our climate needs! 🚍⚡️🚆 #RegionalRail
We deserve streets that work for us—not just for traffic.
Tell Mayor Wu and the City Council to resume progress on the bus lanes, bike lanes, and pedestrian safety improvements that it committed to making.
More info: https://t.co/w82lEzM0TF
#BostonCityCouncil#TransitMatters
🚨 Heads up, Green Line riders! The B Line branch will be shut down from Apr. 22 to Apr. 30.
The C and D branches will be partially shut down over the weekend of Apr. 25.
➡️ Check out our Shutdown Tracker to see the complete shutdown schedule: https://t.co/elHpoAuKFK