For Boston residents and commuters, the beginning of September means two things: moving time and new MBTA closures.

MBTA subway trains, buses, and ferries will soon be running later. It’s part of the T’s new fall schedule that will accommodate commuters who need to take trips after 1 a.m. Starting on Sunday, August ...

For commuters with reduced vision or total blindness, lucid and accurate in-train announcements are an invaluable compass.

To encourage riders to take advantage of the extended service, all subway lines, bus routes, ferries, Commuter Rail lines, and the RIDE trips will be free on Fridays and Saturdays beginning at 9 PM ...

New train and bus schedules going into effect later this month will feature more frequent service on several lines, the MBTA announced Friday. Starting on Aug. 24, the changes will include more ...

Another set of MBTA shutdowns will begin this weekend as the public transit agency continues to address deficiencies across the rail system. Shuttle buses will replace service on the Red and Orange ...

Late night service on the MBTA begins on Sunday night in Boston, with the subways and some bus routes running about an hour later than usual. The late night service will run on Friday and Saturday ...

JUST AS SOON AS WE GET IT. AND LET’S GO UP TO SKY FIVE. AN UPDATE ON THAT. BREAKING NEWS ON THE T. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK OVER AIRPORT STATION ON THE BLUE LINE. NORMAL SERVICE HAS NOW RESUMED AFTER A ...