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The Public Transit Public Good Coalition supports legislation that advances equity for the riders and workers who are the lifeblood of the system.

To achieve transit justice: Riders and workers must have representation on the new MBTA Board. Fares must be affordable for riders across all modes and systems. Public transit must be

Public Transit Public Good Coalition Issues Statement on the FMCB’s Decision to Restore MBTA service

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, March 29, 2021 Contact on behalf of Public Transit Public Good Coalition: Vishakha Mathur, vishakha@617mediagroup.com, 617-485-7709 Public Transit Public Good Coalition Issues Statement on the

U.S. Senator Warren, Representative Clark, State Senator Boncore Join Growing Opposition to the Unnecessary MBTA Cuts

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Friday, March 19, 2021 Contact on behalf of Public Transit Public Good Coalition: Orianna Tate, orianna@617mediagroup.com, 617-895-6783 U.S. Senator Warren, Representative Clark, State Senator Boncore Join

ONLINE RALLY: STOP THE MBTA CUTS

The US Congress and newly-elected Biden-Harris Administration is providing about a billion dollars in new COVID relief aid to the MBTA as part of the historic American Rescue PlanHowever, Governor

Public Transit Coalition Calls For Using Federal Stimulus Funds To Further Offset Service Cuts

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, March 8, 2021 Contact on behalf of Public Transit Public Good Coalition: Vishakha Mathur, vishakha@617mediagroup.com, 617-485-7709 Public Transit Coalition Calls For Using Federal Stimulus

Pressure Mounts on Gov. Baker to Stop Slashing MBTA Services and Jobs

For Immediate Release:Thursday, February 25, 2021 For information, contact on behalf of the Public Transit Public Good coalition: Orianna Tate, orianna@617mediagroup.com, 617-895-6783 Pressure Mounts on Gov. Baker to Stop Slashing

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Legislation Would Support Fare-Free Public Transit Systems

“Public Transit Public Good, which describes itself as a partnership of transit workers and riders, said it welcomed the announcement of the planned restoration of bus and subway service, but

Sen. Markey & Rep. Pressley Re-Introduce Legislation To Fully Fund Fare-Free Public Transit

“Even as COVID-19 has reshaped our daily lives, bus and train service remains essential to the riders who make hundreds of thousands of trips a day, especially to the frontline

Bill calls for fare-free public transit

“Public Transit Public Good, which describes itself as a partnership of transit workers and riders, said it welcomed the announcement of the planned restoration of bus and subway service, but

MBTA officials are moving to restore pandemic-induced service cuts. But no one knows how long it will take.

Infused with at least $845 million from this month’s federal COVID-19 relief bill, the MBTA is reversing course on its recent cuts and looking to restore bus and subway service

Boston Mayor Janey Joins Calls for MBTA to Restore Pre-Pandemic Service Levels

Boston Mayor Kim Janey is joining public transit advocates and other officials in calling on the MBTA to restore services to pre-pandemic levels and fully fund public transportation in the

MBTA, Keolis avoid job cuts, promises increased service levels as soon as possible

QUINCY — The MBTA and Keolis, the contractor that runs the commuter rail, will avoid job cuts and furloughs while promising to increase service levels on buses and subways “as quickly

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