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"Today is a game-changing day for the Commonwealth." Income-eligible riders (including DTA clients) can now get 50% off all MBTA fares -- subway, bus, ferry, Commuter Rail, and The RIDE! 🚍 🚃 ⛴ 🚇 As DTA Commissioner Jeff McCue and DTA COO Michael Cole explain: Mobility = Opportunity. Visit mbta.com/income-eligible to learn more and apply!

Ryan Hamelin, PHR

HR Benefits Specialist at New England College of Optometry

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Great job getting this done for our low income, disabled and senior MA residents who rely on public transportation and the RIDE.

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Lynsey Heffernan

Executive Leader- Government Reformer

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DTA has been such an excellent partner in this work! Kudos to Michael Cole and his team and cheers to the leadership of Jeff McCue!

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Greg Fair

California Digital Identity Chief and Chief Product Officer

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Excellent!

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Deepti Cole

Director of Life Sciences, Data & Analytics at Slalom

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Well done team DTA!

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Rudy Seber

Change Leader and Global Citizen | Lead Solutions Consultant, US Federal at Sprinklr

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Well done Michael Cole and all of DTA!!

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Joanne Josselin

Human services | Bachelor of Science in Psychology

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Amazing

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Dave Guarino

Software and complex domains

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Very cool! CC Gillian Gillett Vyki Englert

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