What is the MBTA?

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) is the public agency responsible for operating and managing all public transportation systems in the Greater Boston area. It provides various modes of transportation services, including subways, buses, commuter rails, ferries, and paratransit services. The MBTA's extensive network covers the city of Boston and surrounding communities, facilitating the daily transportation needs of millions of commuters, residents, and tourists. It plays a vital role in connecting people to their desired destinations, whether it be for work, school, recreation, or other purposes. With a focus on efficiency, reliability, and accessibility, the MBTA strives to deliver safe and convenient transportation options for the public, promoting a greener and more sustainable community.