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Edwards: Low-income T fares a fair deal for Mass. workers
Every day, hardworking Massachusetts residents face a difficult dilemma: pay for transportation to get to work or afford basic necessities. This is an unfair and unnecessary burden on those who
MBTA staff present plans for Low-Income Fare implementation, signal affordability as new budget priority
BOSTON — Transit riders and workers, community leaders, and members of the Public Transit Public Good (PTPG) coalition joined forces to speak out for the implementation of a low-income fare
Rider And Worker Coalition Release Statement Following Appointment Of New MBTA General Manager
BOSTON – The Public Transit Public Good coalition, a partnership of transit rider and worker organizations, released a statement welcoming Phillip Eng to his new role as General Manager (GM)
$5 million to advance low-income fare in Healey budget key to improving accessibility and affordability for all MBTA riders
BOSTON – Public Transit Public Good coalition issued the following statement on the recently proposed budget that includes funding to advance a low-income fare at the MBTA: “The Public Transit
3 steps for turning around the MBTA
Month-long shutdowns, frequent and serious accidents, a fire on the Orange Line, debilitating worker shortages, and a system so dysfunctional that it was facing takeover by the federal government —
Who is paying for all of the ads about ‘millionaires tax’ ballot question? What we know
On Tuesday, proponents of Yes on Question 1 ‒ MBTA Workers for Yes on 1, Public Transit Public Good and Riders, Workers and Commuters United for Transit Justice ‒ rallied