An Act to improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of the MBTA
This bill requires the MBTA to improve transparency and performance by expanding public dashboards with specific metrics like cost-per-passenger-trip and revenue recovery ratios, benchmarked against regional transit authorities. It mandates an 80% on-time performance goal for all transit modes (buses, trains, ferries, subways), with monthly route audits and public reporting of results. The MBTA must also implement a fleet replacement program prioritizing low-emission, accessible vehicles and equip all vehicles with real-time tracking for service delays and passenger data. Annual reports to state lawmakers will detail progress on these initiatives, including dashboard updates, on-time performance, fleet modernization, and service reliability improvements.
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1 primary · 3 co-sponsors
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Brad Jones
RRepublican
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Kim Ferguson
RRepublican
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Paul Frost
RRepublican
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Todd Smola
RRepublican
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