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I don't doubt it, but do you think they'd ditch the driver for the Commuter Rail? Awesome you work at EWB, by the way. I'm still hopeful that they end up with meaningful scheduled service beyond the Islands.

The optimist in me (as well as the former South Coast resident who has a soft spot for FR/NB) loves the thought of people coming from Boston and jumping on a SRTA bus to their final destination, moving into a new TOD neighborhood near the commuter rail station, or hopping a shuttle to EWB for a...

Merits of visiting New Bedford aside, anyone who might decide to make that "reverse" trip would almost certainly be heading to the New Bedford station adjacent to the waterfront and downtown rather than Church St. which is in an industrial strip across the street from a fairly nondescript middle...

The station site (and the parking lot) is on Church St., so naming it "Church St. Station" would make sense. I'm not sure who it's going to confuse - most passengers will access the station by car in which case they'll plug it into the GPS and be fine (arriving at "Church St. Station" on Church...

Weekday mornings are when I’ve seen the most new trains - recently there have been 3 sets running on the Orange Line.

They did an awesome job. As an Eastie resident with a drone, I'm envious that they were able to get permission to use it there ("No Drone Zone"/FAA restrictions). But as an Eastie resident who also regularly enjoys Piers Park and the Harborwalk, I'm glad there aren't a bunch of them buzzing...

It’s happening more and more for me too. Nabbed one from N. Station to State this afternoon. As we pulled out it announced “next stop is Back Bay.” So good to see somethings haven’t changed.

The finished product here is going to make it pretty tough to ignore just how offensive the Dock Square Garage is.

Go to https://newtrains.today/. It tells you how many new trains are running on each line, which direction they're heading and the most recent station. At this moment, there are 3 new OL trains running. Northbound at Mass Ave, Northbound at Community College, and Northbound at Forest Hills...

Nice!

I would also make the case that adding "under construction" stops to that end of the GL since they're already shuttling passengers between N. Station and Lechmere while they work on the viaduct is unhelpful and potentially confusing.

I think @Jahvon09 is talking about Assembly which is listed on all Orange Line maps at this point. I don't believe any of the GLX stations are listed on maps yet.

Are we certain that's the price point on these residences?

I don't know enough about automobile traffic circulation in Paris to weigh in on that aspect of this, but I love this proposal. At nearly 200 feet wide (inc. sidewalks), there's a ton of room to really get creative in terms of activating the space. Overhauling Place de la Concorde is essential -...

Yup, and it may win for closest fare gates to the yellow line. On days where you couldn't step right onto the train after going through the gate, it could get uncomfortable waiting for trains on that "platform" with the crowds and the negligible room to walk past anyone standing (or the...

This is a map of the the new lines and stops: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1OO9oZPK-4YXLn6etRQv-S87ggU8ajFrh&ll=42.391064298292335%2C-71.09754029449692&z=13

I don't think it'd be a Courtyard or Garden Inn, but I could easily see it being one of the new(ish) or trendier select service brands - something like AC, Moxy, Aloft, Caption, Cambria, etc. Courtyard and Garden Inn are more traditional "select service" brands, but there are plenty that are...

I wish B6 offered more international partnerships because I'd be in the same boat. I'll admit, I've flown AA several times during the pandemic (most recently, last weekend between BOS-MIA actually) and they haven't been too bad. Flights not full, mask adherence pretty good, and handing out...

The language is a little vague - “adaptive reuse approach that respects the significance of the site while allowing for much-needed improvements.” Between the Lindeman, the Brooke, and the section of the plaza that's not part of the development plan, there's not much open space to build on. The...

Looks as if it's behind schedule according to the video. There's a timeline at the top and it shows the garage starting to come down starting in October. It also shows glass going up starting in October/November. Maybe we'll see it start to come down in late winter/early spring?