In the wake of a recent crash between two trolleys, MBTA board members on Tuesday approved a contract to implement a new safety system on the Green Line ... issued a new request for proposals ...

WELL, BEN, FIRST OF ALL, THE MBTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED THIS $112 MILLION CONTRACT TO INSTALL THIS GREEN LINE PROTECTION ... and the MBTA issued a new request for proposals ...

About 100 riders on two other Green Line trains behind the trolleys involved in the incident were escorted about 250 feet to the nearest station, the MBTA said.

No injuries were reported after a minor collision between two Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Green Line trolleys ...

F ederal investigators report that an MBTA Green Line train was speeding and passed through a stop signal before colliding ...

Riders can board and disembark the Blue Line at Government Center station, which is less than a quarter mile or about a four-minute walk from Bowdoin. Riders should anticipate slightly longer time ...

About 100 MBTA riders were evacuated Wednesday evening after a Green Line trolley rolled backward and “hitched” onto another trolley behind it at Park Street. The incident happened shortly ...

Some MBTA commuters can expect a change in their commute on Monday, with shuttle buses replacing service on parts of the D and E branches of the Green Line following a weekend crash in Somerville ...

Trains began traveling 50 miles per hour on parts of the MBTA ... Line would be able to accommodate train speeds of 55 miles per hour. Significantly increasing speeds on the stop-heavy Green ...

Federal investigators report that an MBTA Green Line train was speeding and passed through a stop signal before colliding with a stationary train last month in a crash that caused $6.6 million in ...