Three Boston bus routes will continue offering free rides through June, but the program’s future remains uncertain. The post Free MBTA bus program extended — for now appeared first on Boston.com.

The three fare-free routes saw 35% growth in ridership, more than double the MBTA average, prompting the city to continue the program through June.

The city of Boston will pay to keep three MBTA bus routes fare free through the end of June, temporarily extending a pilot program that was expected to run out of money by month’s end.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said the city will spend another $1 million in federal funds to extend a fare-free MBTA bus pilot for three more months. Wu said Friday that the city will use its remaining ...

The city will continue paying for the program through July, but after that its long-term future remains unclear.

The 553 MBTA to Newton Corner Green Line T Station route links to the Fitchburg and Framingham/Worcester Commuter Rail and various MBTA bus routes. Get all the details on bus 553 — its route, ...

Like a high-stakes poker player, the MBTA wants to go all in. But only if it has the chips to make this calculated gamble work. If the MBTA wants to increase the number of fare-free bus routes, the ...

The MBTA said they're going to install cameras on buses to crack down on drivers blocking bus lanes and bus stops in Boston. Gov. Maura Healey said she would sign the two bills that would allow the ...