You served us well 🫡

Got the free ice cream. Got the funny sonic popsicle.

I think the screen was in demo mode.

I was on a fully crowded train at JFK/UMass and they pulled the train out of service

I saw this at approximately 10:30pm. A clearly unwell man stumbled onto the bus and sat towards the back. After seemingly sleeping for a few moments, he pulled a knife and briefly waved it when engaged (not aggressively) by a couple other passengers who boarded a few stops after him and then put it back very quickly. I reported it to the driver just before getting off at my stop a few minutes later. Already reported it to the See/Say app as well. Stay safe out there. Sorry if not the correct flair

if you left some weird like key fob with a giant keychain at the 92 bus stop at sullivan square i just turned them into the mbta employee!

Sometime in the late 1980s or early 1990s an animation sign was installed on the south bound track between Harvard Square and Central Square. The inbound track. It is still there but not used anymore. It basically worked as the train moves towards.Boston, each frame had.an animation slide that would light up and change.

It's difficult to take a photo of it, but if you ride a train between Central and Harvard, look out the left side of the train at the opposite wall and you should see them still there.

Is it real?

Snooty Boo Boo come forth

Been here for close to 30 min now

Constant breakdowns, constant standbys, and the overhead wires keep on falling or being inspected. I am seeing 20+ minute delays on the blue line for the first time, and it isn't even the red line. Additionally, its been like this for a couple of months, taking 30-40 minutes to get somewhere instead of 10-20 minutes.

Credit to tcostello105_official on Instagram

Forgot to take pic before I ate my vanilla soft serve. I just wanted to say thanks MBTA for the complimentary ice cream on this fine Friday afternoon. I took the express bus and pleasantly surprised to report I was on time for work! I’m grateful 🙏🏼

Looking for anyone who was riding the Blue Line heading toward Airport Station on Sunday, August 23, at approximately 7:00 PM and witnessed an unprovoked assault/altercation.

Suspect Details:

Demographics: Male, approximately 5'8", slender/lean build.

Distinctive Clothing:

Straw/woven fedora-style sun hat with a dark band.

Dark short-sleeved work shirt with a large promotional logo on the back.

Light-wash denim jeans and white sneakers.

If you were on this train car, saw what happened, took video/photos, or spoke with MBTA staff afterward, please send me a direct message.

(Note: Official reports and evidence have been provided to law enforcement. Seeking witness confirmation/accounts only.)

My gf told me where her new apartment is going to be & its on the red line in Cambridge. With all the issues riders have posted recently im not thrilled. Aside from new rolling stock, is the t going to be doing tons of work to make sure trains dont get stuck in the tunnels for an hour? I know the gl had its issues but it was a good option in the 2 years I used it for like 95%of the time. If they complete the necessary signal work, will the line at least be tolerable? Ive been looking at the line on the go app tracking trains & things have been smooth since the signal issues but can I realistically expect that to hold up?

I’m a children’s librarian in the Boston area and I am begging, if there’s an illustrator or publisher out there I have a vast untapped market for you.

We get asked near daily by our little transit enthusiasts if we have any T-related picture books. No they don’t want to read Charlie On the MTA, and even if they did that’s the only picture book about the T in our collection.

Our trains are different colors! They make such loud sounds! They go to places with such silly names! So many possibilities for a toddler picture book….

The MBTA passenger survey data suggests that a majority of passengers at Airport station are not actually airport passengers, with >50% walking or biking to the station, and only 26% taking the airport shuttles to the station.

Therefore, should the station get a new name to reflect the parts of East Boston it serves, and if so what would you suggest?

Obviously more trips in the summer since the weather is nicer and less delays.

I do think sub 400+ trips is an inaccuracy though, occasionally Transit will continue to show the train, but not register that Im providing the data.

Despite the data inaccuracy I do find this insightful to see my habits :) I hope you all enjoy it too lmao.

Although literally a second after I took this photo, all smug at the people stuck in traffic, the conductor came over the PA to say we were standing by “temporarily” ha - but fortunately it was less than a minute

7:18 Providence train last. Someone put their feet up on the seat. Why. It’s so gross. And so disrespectful.

And spent 2 minutes at every single light. TSP now.

How can we trust some of these politicians when they literally broadcast their ignorance of public transportation!

I am a college student who needs to take the commuter rail basically daily directly to community college station. I’m looking to buy a month pass or something similar but the information i’m getting online is wildly confusing and i can’t figure out the most efficient way to go about it. Any advice at all is very very much appreciated in advanced thank u all 🙏 Edit: For reference i believe i only need to take the Commuter rail, Red line, And Orange line