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 Looks like we may be two years away from hoping on a train in Copley Square and, in 10 minutes, with no changes, being dropped off in the heart of Boston’s newest neighborhood. According to MassDOT secretary Richard Davey, the plan is to use existing tracks that are already in place and to connect with the MBTA tracks that run into Back Bay Station.
It looks like the likelihood of this plan going through is fairly high as there is little construction that would need to be done and MassDOT already has travel rights on most of the existing track. Good news for an area crying out for better public transit to avoid the traffic jams the area has seen of late.
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4/19/2019 06:07:52 pm
Trains have always fascinated me, I am someone that you can consider as a train enthusiast. In fact, I love trains so much that I choose a career related to it. Today, I work as an engineer in New York City's subway management program. I am really happy that I was given the opportunity to work on these amazing trains. Personally, I would like to make some changes to the trains that we use, but I should focus on the tracks first. Leave a Reply. |
Jonathan BerkStarting a dialogue on the future of urban living in Boston and beyond. 
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