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Massachusetts State House
Massachusetts State House
Paid for by the Citizens Committee to
Elect Timothy P. Murray
23 Institute Road
Worcester MA. 01609

An Historic Rail Agreement

On Sept. 23, Tim announced a historic, multi-year rail agreement with CSX Transportation that will re-define our passenger and freight rail system. This deal will allow for a major redevelopment in Boston, will improve service between Worcester and Boston, and is a major step towards SouthCoast rail.

 

Media Editorials:
SouthCoast Today: Patrick administration pushing hard for SouthCoast rail

Worcester Telegram: A clear track: Patience rewards CSX, state

 

Breakthrough on Commuter Rail

After nearly two years of intense negotiations, Tim Murray has announced an important new agreement with the rail road CSX, which calls for the immediate expansion of commuter rail service from Boston to Worcester and paves the way for the extension of commuter rail service to the communities of the South Coast.

Details of agreeement

News Coverage:

Worcester Telegram & Gazette

MetroWest Daily News

Brockton Enterprise

South Coast Today 

Boston Globe

 

 

Wi-fi on Trains and Boats

Launching a program he first advocated for as Mayor of Worcester, Tim Murray has led the administration’s effort to install wi-fi internet access on commuter rail trains. The pilot project began in January on the Worcester line, and based on that experience, the state will work to make the service available system-wide. “Early data indicates the pilot project is working well,” Tim Murray said. “People are using it, we’re seeing a lot of activity, and it helps make the ride into work more enjoyable and productive.”

Tim Murray first proposed the idea of having wi-fi access on the trains while he was mayor of Worcester. As Lieutenant Governor, he’s worked with state transpiration officials to put the program on the fast track.

Read more about it at :

http://www.telegram.com/article/20080127/NEWS/801270418

 

UPDATE:

With the success of the Worcester line pilot project, the administration expanded the wi-fi service to commuter boats in June.

Click here to read the Cohasset Mariner story about it.

 


 

 

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