Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority


The MBTA is one of the few cities in North America to continue to operate a trackless trolley network.
This is a Neoplan AN-440LF ETB coach on route 73.

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (abbreviated to "MBTA" and commonly known as "the T") is the regional transportation operator for a large swath of eastern Massachusetts, including Boston and its suburbs. The MBTA is a diverse operation, consisting of:

• three rapid transit lines (the Red, Blue and Orange lines)
• a subway-surface light rail line with four branches (the Green Line)
• a PCC trolley line (the Ashmont-Mattapan line)
• an extensive commuter rail system
• two bus rapid transit lines (known collectively as the Silver Line)
• several trackless trolley routes in Cambridge
• hundreds of bus lines
• "Commuter Boat" ferry service

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MBTA - Rail

• Blue Line
• Green Line
• Orange Line
• Red Line
  
  
• Ashmont/Mattapan Line
• Commuter Rail

MBTA - Trackless Trolley

• 1976 Flyer E800 (4000-4049; retired)
• 2004 Neoplan AN-440LF ETB (4101-4128)
• 2004 Neoplan AN-460LF DMA (1101-1132)

MBTA - Bus

• 2003-2004 NABI 040.27LFW CNG (2001-2299)
• 2004-2005 Neoplan AN-440LF (0139-0400)
• 2003 Neoplan AN-460LF CNG (1001-1044)
• 1999-2001 New Flyer C40LF (6000-6016)
• 2006-2008 New Flyer D40LF (0600-0909)
• 1995 NovaBUS RTS T80206 (0139-0400)
• 1986-1994 GMC/TMC RTS T80606/T80206 (0001-0138, 87-88xx; many retired)