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Cover, title page, acknowledgments andtable of contents Introduction Chapter 1
Challenges and Opportunities Chapter 2
Progress Since the Last PMT Chapter 3
The PMT Planning Process Chapter 4
Systemwide Context of the PMT Chapter 5
Priorities for Achieving
a State of Good Repair Chapter 6
Opportunities for System Enhancement and Expansion Chapter 7
Illustrative Scenarios Mobility Problems and Proposed Solutions Appendix A
Northeast Corridor Appendix B
North Corridor Appendix C
Northwest Corridor Appendix D
West Corridor Appendix E
Southwest Corridor Appendix F
Northeast Southeast Appendix G
Central Area: Boston Proper
and Circumferential Appendix H
Projects Required for
Achieving a State of
Good Repair by 2030 Appendix I
Modeling Summary Results
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The Program for Mass Transportation (PMT) is the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s long-range capital planning document; it defines a 25-year vision for public transportation in eastern Massachusetts. The MBTA’s enabling legislation requires the Authority to update the PMT every five years and to implement the policies and priorities outlined in it through the annual Capital Investment Program (CIP). The PMT also defines the universe of transit projects that can be drawn on for inclusion in the Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Long-Range Transportation Plan and in its Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). It is through the TIP that eligible projects receive federal funding. In addition to supporting regional planning, the PMT provides input to the statewide, multimodal, long-range transportation plan developed by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. |