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Boston, Massachusetts

Rail transit in Boston can be traced back through the 1800's. This historic city is the site of the first transit subway in the United States. In 1947, the various private trolley and transit lines were consolidated and placed under government control in 1947. This led to the eventual creation of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) in the 1960's This agency is currently in charge of rapid transit, bus, commuter boat, and commuter rail in the greater Boston area. The MBTA, or known locally as the "T", operates four rapid transit lines and numerous commuter rail lines in and around Boston.


Fare Collection in Boston


Main Line Elevated (Former Orange Line)

(173 images)

MBTA Blue Line

(500 images)

MBTA Cambridge Trolleybuses


MBTA Commuter Rail

(72 images)

MBTA Green Line (Branches)

(1435 images)

MBTA Green Line (Subway)

(366 images)

MBTA Mattapan-Ashmont Line

(387 images)

MBTA Orange Line

(266 images)

MBTA Red Line

(484 images)

MBTA Silver Line

(70 images)

National Streetcar Museum at Lowell

(44 images)

PCC Trolleys

(1227 images)

Seashore Trolley Museum

Maps

MBTA Commuter Rail
MBTA Rapid Transit Routes
MBTA Rapid Transit Routes

More Information

  • Official Site - MBTA
    http://www.mbta.com/
    Official site of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, including schedules, maps, fares, and more!

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