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FTA Concludes Direct Oversight of Safety Measures for MA Department of Public Utilities

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The Federal Transit Administration concluded its review of the safety oversight conducted by the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities. This review, which began in 2022, led to the FTA formally closing its special directive regarding the DPU’s oversight of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA). The return of direct oversight of the MBTA’s safety equipment and management now rests with the DPU.

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The closure means the DPU is no longer subject to the FTA's special directives regarding these safety matters. The successful completion of the review allows the DPU to resume full operational authority over the safety protocols of the MBTA.

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