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October Numbers Show T Fare Slide May Be Worsening
The MBTA took in about $1.7 million less in fares than it budgeted while ridership numbers appear to be declining or leveling out -- hinting that the trend that pushed transit officials into planning unpopular service cuts may be worsening.
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