Wu backs low-income MBTA fare
Eliminating fares has been one of her top priorities Boston Mayor Michelle Wu speaks at a rally in favor of a low-income fare on the MBTA. BOSTON MAYOR Michelle Wu,
At Park Street, Mayor Wu supports low-income fare program for the T
At Park Street, Mayor Wu supports low-income fare program for the T Boston Mayor Michelle Wu joined transit advocates in downtown Boston Monday to call on state lawmakers to pass
Boston mayor, others rally to push MBTA for low income fare program
Transit advocates, including Boston mayor Michelle Wu, held a rally at the Park Street MBTA stop next to Boston Common on Monday, pushing the MBTA for a low income fare
MBTA riders need a low-income fare, not a new fee
We need a low-income transit fare in Boston. However, new proposed changes to fare collection would lead us in the opposite direction — away from greater equity and towards a
A low-income fare would make a real difference
Public support is high, need is great TWO MONTHS before my daughter was due to be born, I developed preeclampsia and had to be rushed from Brockton to Tufts Medical Center
Coalition Calls for Swift Action on Low-Income Fares
In the wake of the failure by the MBTA board to create a Low-Income Fare for MBTA riders, a popular proposal that garnered overwhelming support in public testimony, the Public