Addressing our public transportation crisis

Whether you take the Red Line from Alewife, ride the commuter rail from North Billerica or Woburn, board an MBTA bus throughout the many bus stops in our district, or avoid public transportation altogether because you are fed up with such inconsistent service, there are vital improvements we need to make in order to transition to a 21st century transportation system that works for everyone. If we don't take real action to solve these problems, we will continue to experience unreliable service, more derailments, over-crowded trains, and much more.

I know that many of you use public transportation each day to travel to and from work and have expressed frustration with the lack of urgency when it comes to addressing our public transportation crisis, so I want to get your feedback. Please share your thoughts on the following questions below.

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* 1. Do you use public transportation? If so, what is your primary purpose for using it?

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* 2. Do you use public transportation to get to work? If so, which bus lines, T stops, or commuter rail stations do you service?

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* 3. Do you experience recurring problems when using public transportation? If so, what are they? Please be specific, as I am happy to voice these concerns to the MBTA.

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* 4. What do you think of Governor Baker’s plan? What is the plan missing?

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* 5. Please share any other comments you have regarding public transportation.