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	Orange Line patrols increased - The Boston Globe
		The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority said it also plans to hire 34 transit police officers in the coming months, a move that general manager Daniel A. Grabauskas said had been in the planning for months and was not in direct response to recent acts of violence on the Orange Line.
		Orange Line patrols were stepped up after two stabbings in the last three weeks.
		While acknowledging that it is not a direct responsibility of the MBTA to combat violence away from its mass transit lines, Matseuda said a better solution to violence on the Orange Line is increased antiviolence education for teenagers.
	www.boston.com /news/local/articles/2007/03/09/orange_line_patrols_increased (497 words)

	The Boston Foundation - Indicators Project
		Amtrak's new high-speed line, the Acela Express from Boston to New York, was introduced to the Northeast Corridor between Boston and Washington in December 2000.
		Land in Massachusetts is being developed at a rate seven times greater than the growth in population, creating "sprawl"- a pattern of residential and commercial development that occasions dramatic increases in vehicle ownership, hours of commuting, miles traveled and congestion.
		Phase II of the Silver Line is a bus Transitway from downtown Boston to Logan Airport via the new South Boston Waterfront District due by 2004.
	www.tbf.org /indicators/transportation/overview.asp (2587 words)

	AALL Annual Meeting 2004 - Boston, MA: Getting Around
		Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority: The MBTA, or T as known to the locals, provides a good subway and bus network.
		Green line, Outbound: The Green line divides into the B, C, D, and E lines.
		Orange line: Follow signs from the Convention Center to the Prudential Center station.
	www.aallnet.org /events/local04/gettingaround.htm (737 words)

	Orange Line (MBTA) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Orange Line is one of the four subway lines of the MBTA.
		Originally known as the Main Line of the Boston Elevated Railway and later the Forest Hills-Everett Elevated Line, the current name is derived from Orange Street, an old name for the section of Washington Street immediately south of downtown under which the Washington Street Tunnel, forming the center of the line, still runs.
		During the conceptual stages of the modern Orange Line in the 1970s, extensions to the beltway Route 128 were proposed by the Boston Transportation Planning Review, with termini at Reading in the north and Dedham in the south.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Orange_Line_(MBTA) (883 words)

	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Green Line of the T is the busiest light rail system in the country.
		In 1901, the Main Line Elevated, the precursor to the Orange Line opened, a rapid transit line running as an elevated railway through outlying areas and using the Tremont Street Subway downtown (with the outer tracks and platforms reconfigured for Elevated trains); the Atlantic Avenue Elevated opened soon after, providing a second route downtown.
		On the outer part of the Green Line "D" Branch inbound rides are $1.50 between Reservoir and Fenway stations, and $3.00 is charged for inbound rides between Riverside and Chestnut Hill.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Massachusetts_Bay_Transportation_Authority (4376 words)

	ISSI - International Student & Scholar Institute, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachussetts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Few people know that Massachusetts has a "Buyer's Right to Return" law, commonly referred to as the lemon law, that allows the buyer of a used car to return it for a full refund under certain conditions.
		For a Massachusetts license, all drivers are required to pass both an oral test and a road test, as well as have an eye examination before being licensed to drive.
		This requires that your car be registered in Massachusetts and that you be a resident of that town.
	www.issi.neu.edu /outandabout.html (1318 words)

	The Fletcher School - Boston Area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		The subway, called the "T", is run by the MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) who also runs a comprehensive system of buses, commuter rail lines, and ferries in addition to providing subway service.
		The T consists of four major train lines with corresponding color themes: red, green, blue, and orange, and a new express bus silver line makes service to airport more convenient.
		Logan Airport in Boston, Massachusetts - Located in Boston, Logan is a major international travel hub, and is the most convenient airport for flying to Fletcher.
	fletcher.tufts.edu /about/boston/transport.shtml (559 words)

	Boston Ground Water Trust
		The second in a series of studies on Back Bay, this article summarizes groundwater levels in Back Bay since the area was filled more than 100 years ago, and traces the effects of construction of sewers and drains, subways and other transportation corridors, and buildings on the groundwater table.
		Although most of the precipitation in Back Bay becomes runoff and is carried away by storm drains and sewers, the seasonal variations in the type, and level, of precipitation cause an annual fluctuation in groundwater levels up to about 2 ft. in some areas.
		Dewatering for the construction of sewers and drains, subways and other transportation corridors, and many buildings has temporarily lowered the groundwater table in the fill and, in particular, the piezometric head in the sand outwash over a large area of Back Bay, in some cases for a period of several years.
	www.bostongroundwater.org /ceprep.html (12142 words)

	TRACKLESS TROLLEYS and BOSTON'S ARBORWAY LINE
		Some cable lines were converted, as all probably would have been if not for the historic sensitivities of cable car “activists” who were able to save three currently operating lines.
		In Massachusetts, trackless trolleys do not need to be registered, as do buses, and operators do not legally require the possession of a Massachusetts Drivers License to operate the cars, as they are deemed to be street railway equipment.
		It seems that the age of electric transport is yet to come fully of age, however it would seem quite apparent that that age is dawning, bringing with it a resurgence of interest in electric conveyances, both private and public.
	www.ceraonline.org /TracklessTs.htm (2548 words)

	Train and Bus Options
		The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) maintains an extensive network of trains, buses, trolleys, and commuter trains.
		Renaissance Garage (garage and MBTA Orange Line Ruggles stop at Tremont exit) - From 8:00pm - 11:00pm only - please ride the Ruggles Express Shuttle during other daytime hours and note that its midday drop-off location for Simmons is on Brookline Avenue.
		Attleboro Stoughton Line – Boston to Southeastern Massachusetts.
	my.simmons.edu /services/business/parking/trains-buses.shtml (719 words)

	Inner Belt Expressway (I-695 and I-95, unbuilt)
		Callahan, now chairman of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, sought to extend his toll alternative, the Massachusetts Turnpike, east to the Central Artery (I-93) in downtown Boston, stating that Federal funding for the Inner Belt (I-695) and the free Western Expressway was uncertain, and that no engineering studies had been made for either route.
		From the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) south and east to the Southeast Expressway (I-93, US 1 and MA 3), there was to be a six-lane alignment along the original route through the South End.
		From the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) north and east to the Northern Expressway (I-93), a possible four-lane of extension of I-695 through Cambridge and Somerville was proposed along the Grand Junction railroad right-of-way, minimizing community disruption.
	www.bostonroads.com /roads/inner-belt (2406 words)

	Reading T worker uses hair cap to save agency money (5/4/06)
		The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, challenged by a high debt load and facing an unpopular fare increase, has to deal every winter with Orange Line train motors failing when air intakes get clogged with snow.
		The fine-mesh hair covering he was required to wear looked to be about the same size as the air intake on the Orange Line motors.
		Orange Line operating documents read that before a snowstorm, "All traction motor intake filter cage assemblies shall be wrapped with a protective hair net, taking care to fully cover any possible opening where the ingestion of snow is possible.
	www.woburnonline.com /frontpage/may06/5406-4.html (442 words)

	Massachusetts Chapter - National Association of Social Workers
		There are a number of public transportation options for patients and visitors coming to the Longwood Medical Area.
		At the third stop (State Street), change trains to the Orange Line.
		From the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90): East to exit 17 (Newton/Watertown).
	www.naswma.org /education/default.asp?topicID=150 (2573 words)

	The Urban Ring
		Yet Thrush and his many fellow proponents march on with their grand plans for the betterment of Boston, confident that community, business, and political influence, as well as the results of a $1.4 million state transportation study just under way, will convince the powers that be of the Urban Ring's importance to the region's future.
		Transportation is not the tail that wags the development dog.
		A story on the urban ring in the october 29, 1995, issue of the Boston Sunday Globe noted that "the MBTA is about to launch a two-year, $5.1 million study" of the proposal.
	www.numag.neu.edu /9703/UrbanRing.html (3138 words)

	Just Rentals - Boston, MA
		The red line is the longest of the four transit lines, beginning at Alewife station in Cambridge to both Mattapan and Branintree.
		This line brings commuters from northern suburbs into the city and also connects to North Station and the commuter rails.
		The last transit rail is the green line which is divide into four more lines: B, C, D, and E. The Boston College line or B line begins at Lechemere in Cambridge and travels through Boston University's campus, down Commonwealth Avenue.
	www.justrentals.com /relocating/transport.html (1099 words)

	MassGIS - MBTA Rapid Transit Datalayer Description
		The MBTA Rapid Transit layers represent the five subway, streetcar and bus lines in the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s rapid transit rail network and stations/stops.
		It should be noted that the Silver Line actually consists of buses, not trains, but the line is included in this layer because the MBTA includes it as part of its Subway system.
		The linework on the Green Line between North Station and Science Park was modified to represent the new underground configuration, and the Green Line North Station stop was moved to its current location.
	www.mass.gov /mgis/mbta.htm (433 words)

	Silver Line opponents see chance to kill plan - The Boston Globe
		Groups that have fought the MBTA's Silver Line for years see a fresh opportunity to spike the line's completion now that the transportation authority's new chief has removed it from the federal funding pipeline, citing lack of community support and disruptions that could occur during and after construction.
		That action means the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority will not seek a rating next year for the project, designed to connect the existing ''rapid bus" segments.
		A project favored by many Silver Line opponents would be to run a light-rail line along Washington Street into an abandoned subway under Tremont Street and connect with the Green Line at Boylston Station.
	www.boston.com /news/local/massachusetts/articles/2005/08/19/silver_line_opponents_see_chance_to_kill_plan?mode=PF (656 words)

	Beth Israel Malden - History
		Assisted by the Synagogue Council of Massachusetts and the Jewish Family and Children's Service, the "New American Resettlement Project" became an important focus for the shul.
		Also in 1992, the shul purchased a 15-passenger van to transport the congregation's children to Jewish day schools in the Brookline area.
		Massachusetts Department of Education is headquartered in downtown Malden.
	www.bethisraelmalden.com /history.php (2653 words)

	Boston Park Plaza, Boston Hotels by CRS
		Officers assigned to the Harbor Patrol are responsible for assisting various state and federal law enforcement agencies and regulatory authorities in the performance of their duties with the Harbor.
		Back Bay Station is in the Back Bay, convenient to the hotels in the Back Bay and the South End, as well as the Orange Line subway.
		You even have the option of taking a Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, or MBTA, train into downtown and the neighboring areas.
	www.hotelbostonparkplaza.com /city.asp (1150 words)

	Portsmouth Herald Mass News: MBTA wants to see housing built over rail line
		BOSTON- The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is accepting proposals from developers to build housing over the commuter rail tracks near Porter Square in Cambridge.
		It would be the first time in Massachusetts that housing is erected directly over a busy rail line.
		The T wants to lease several other air rights parcels to developers, including space above the Orange Line near Northeastern University; parcels near the FleetCenter once the Green Line is underground; at a rail yard on the Boston-Dedham line; and over parking lots at the Blue Line's Wonderland Station in Revere.
	www.seacoastonline.com /2003news/06272003/south_of/36390.htm (431 words)

	Opinion Dynamics Corporation
		Other projects have included a mixed-methodology study to gauge customer opinions of a line extension on the Orange Line, and in-person intercepts to explore commuter reaction to the potential closing of a station, which included research on commuter origins.
		ODC was hired by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation to evaluate the effectiveness of a statewide effort to rate the local roads in every municipality.
		The second phase of the research consisted of a quantitative study, in which ODC obtained responses from interviewed hundreds of municipal representatives from around the state, through a combination of telephone, Internet, and mail methodologies; over 1000 local government officials responded to the survey.
	www.opiniondynamics.com /industries/travel/case-studies/index.asp (345 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: News :: Plans for `Circumferential' Subway Line Link Red, Orange, Green Lines in City
		Published On By ANDREW D. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) is planning a "circumferential" subway line that would link the Orange Line with the Green Line at Lechmere and run along the campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to connect the Green and Red Lines at Kendall Square.
		The new line would also include stations in Everett and Chelsea, running from the current end of the Red Line in Dorchester around Boston and Cambridge to Logan Airport.
		Although there is currently an Orange Line stop near the school, the new segment would be several blocks closer to its campus.
	www.thecrimson.com /printerfriendly.aspx?ref=129910 (507 words)

	Office of Student Housing at UMass Boston
		Removed from the bustle of downtown, but connected to the Orange Line, JP also attracts a lot of families in search of affordable housing.
		A stop on the Red Line, the neighborhoods of Mattapan are conveniently connected to Boston.
		On the Red Line, the town is connected to the city as well as the excitement of nearby Cambridge.
	www.umb.edu /students/housing/neighborhoods.html (975 words)

	MGH Laboratory of Computer Science - directions - subway
		Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) is the public transportation system in Boston.
		The closest subway stations to the Laboratory of Computer Science (LCS) are "Charles/MGH" on the Red Line and "Bowdoin" on the Blue Line.
		The closest handicap-accessible station is "Haymarket" on the Green Line.
	www.lcs.mgh.harvard.edu /directions/subway.html (135 words)

	New England Historic Genealogical Society
		The subway [the "T"] and the commuter rail are run by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA).
		The website of the MBTA features an interactive Trip Planner that can be helpful when using public transportation in the Boston area.
		Your results include the locations of stations or stops (and walking directions to these locations), route or line number of the bus, train, or boat that goes to your destination, fare information, and maps and downloadable schedules in PDF format.
	www.newenglandancestors.org /about/visit_nehgs/pub_trans.asp (690 words)

	Postdoctoral Fellows at HSPH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Reliable public transportation is available in Boston and its surrounding communities.
		This information is also available on the MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) web site.
		Information regarding transportation options at HSPH are available on-line at the website for the Operations Office.
	www.hsph.harvard.edu /academicaffairs/postdocs/transportation.htm (241 words)

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		The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority put the transit system on orange alert after the first round of London bombings July 7.
		Lechmere is the north (railroad east) terminus of the MBTA Green Line.
		It is located in Lechmere Square in East Cambridge, Massachusetts, near the intersection of Cambridge Street and Monsignor O'Brien Highway (Route 28).
	www.lycos.com /info/mbta--orange-line.html (245 words)

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