MBTA's new $9.8 billion capital plan aims to update infrastructure but still faces funding gaps and budget strains.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority announced Tuesday that its Automatic Train Operation is set to launch along two metro lines starting on Friday, May 23.

Starting on Friday, May 23, the automatic operation will launch along the Green and Yellow lines. This comes after rigorous internal training and testing were completed by the Washington Metrorail ...

Automatic train operation used to be standard for more than 30 years on all Metrorail lines until a deadly crash in 2009. It ...

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Automated trains can return to the Green and Yellow lines, after a two-month standoff between Metro leaders and their ...

BOSTON — The MBTA announced more service disruptions in the coming months. Every major line will see some sort of pause in ...

New equipment for the commuter rail fleet is among the major projects planned under the 2026-30 Capital Improvement Plan ...

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority reached a $5 million settlement with the family of a man who was dragged to ...

The MBTA has settled a lawsuit in the death of Robinson Lalin, who was dragged to his death three years ago when his arm got ...

Brian Shortsleeve, a venture capitalist and former MBTA chief administrator, formally launched his campaign for governor ...

NEW CANDIDATE DROPPED — It’s official: Brian Shortsleeve, a venture capitalist and Marine veteran who former Gov. Charlie ...