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The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, more commonly known as the T, is one of the oldest public transit systems in the United States. As a division of the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT), the MBTA provides subway, bus, Commuter Rail, ferry, and paratransit service to eastern Massachusetts and parts of Rhode Island. page Policy
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Under Boston Harbor lies the first underwater subway tunnel in the U.S. Dive into the history of the Blue Line's East Boston Tunnel.
06/03/2026
“The MBTA is excited to welcome thousands of visitors to the Commonwealth for this summer’s MA250, SailBoston, and World Cup special events,” said Interim Secretary of Transportation and MBTA General Manager and CEO Phillip Eng. “These special edition CharlieCards – featuring photos of iconic Boston landmarks like the Boston Public Library, the USS Constitution, and our own South Station – are another way we’re sharing in the celebrations with the rest of the region. Designed by our Customer Experience Design Lead in collaboration with our Fares team, the collectible cards are a fun way for both riders and visitors to explore the city, discover new destinations, and commemorate their travels. We hope they add a little extra enjoyment to every journey while showcasing the many experiences that make Boston and Massachusetts such a remarkable place to visit and explore.”
Follow the link in the comments to learn about our collectable CharlieCards now available in select subway stations.
06/03/2026
☀️Summer service changes will go into effect on:
• June 8 - July 12 - MBTA Commuter Rail temporary service changes during World Cup
• June 14 - Subway and bus, plus special service changes on World Cup match days
• June 29 - New Harbor Loop (F10) ferry service begins
Follow the link in the comments for details on upcoming schedule changes.
06/03/2026
For , we reaffirm our steadfast commitment to delivering safe public transit. Every day, the safety of our riders, employees, and communities is our duty and priority.
Today, MassDOT Interim Secretary and MBTA General Manager Phil Eng joined Governor Maura Healey , state and Town of Foxborough, MA officials, The Kraft Group CEO Robert Kraft, and stakeholders to celebrate the completion of upgrades to MBTA Commuter Rail Foxboro station. The new permanent, accessible high-level platform, along with a temporary high-level platform, allows for increased capacity to support World Cup crowds and easier boarding to support both daily commuters and event attendees. The project was completed in less than one year, marking the fastest permanent station construction project in MBTA history.
06/02/2026
Every June, we honor our workforce, riders, and communities that are made up of immigrants and their descendants. This , we celebrate the diverse cultures and people that are central to our Commonwealth.
06/01/2026
This June, we'll celebrate by again walking with our LGBTQ+ colleagues in Boston Pride for the People parade. We take 🌈Pride in Transit and are proud of our LGBTQ+ riders and employees. Be on the lookout for our 🌈Pride in Transit bus and trolley running in service.
05/29/2026
Fan Favorite Friday! Every Friday, we like to highlight some of our favorite posts created by our riders.
Now departing for the weekend.
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Want your chance to be featured? Be sure to tag us in your post, and we’ll DM you the details.
05/28/2026
Today, the MBTA Board of Directors approved our FY2027-2031 Capital Investment Plan (CIP), which includes more than 660 projects with a programmed spend of $10.3 billion over the next five years. The CIP aims to deliver meaningful results for our riders today while laying the groundwork for tomorrow.
Follow the link in the comments to learn more about the approved FY2027-2031 Capital Investment Plan.
05/28/2026
Orange Line Type 12 Cars at Sullivan Square - c.2004. The Type 12 Orange Line cars were manufactured by Hawker-Siddeley between 1979-1981. The set of 120 cars ran in service until 2022. Sullivan Square station first opened as an elevated station on June 10, 1901, serving as the terminal for the Charlestown Elevated. The subway station as we know it today was opened on April 7, 1975 as part of the Haymarket North Extension.