MBTA to begin automated enforcement of bus stop, bus lane violations

MBTA buses to begin using automatic cameras to ticket vehicles blocking bus lanes, stops - The Boston Globe

“This program is about keeping buses moving, but also about keeping people safe,” said MBTA general manager Phillip Eng.

Limited bus camera pilot found 26,000 violations

An automated camera enforcement pilot program on four MBTA buses captured 26,000 violations during a 30-day period in February.

MBTA cameras aimed at bus-lane blockers go live next week. Here's what to know.

The automated cameras will be added to Silver Line buses at first, before expanding to the entire MBTA bus system in January. Fines range from $25 to $125.

MBTA to begin automated enforcement of bus stop, bus lane violations

MBTA buses will soon be equipped with cameras to issue warnings, then tickets, to vehicles blocking bus lanes and stops.

Automatic Cameras to Start Enforcing MBTA Bus Stops, Lanes

The MBTA is finally ready protect its own bus lanes and bus stops from double-parkers with automated cameras. It's key to the agency's improvement plans

MBTA's Camera Enforcement Program Will Fine Drivers Parked and Idling in Bus Lanes

As part of its new automated camera enforcement program starting on October 1, the MBTA will only provide notices to motor vehicles parked in bus stops or standing in bus lanes—but starting January 1, violators may get fined. “When bus stops are blocked, people with disabilities, people with strollers, and anyone who has mobility challenges loses the option for level boarding,” said Interim Transportation Secretary and MBTA General Manager Phil …