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Tag Archives: MBTA
MBTA mTicket Experience- Quick Tip for Commuters!
After a much ballyhooed debut and trial at North Station routes, the MBTA mTicket app is available to me to get from South Station to Worcester! I downloaded it last night and tried it for the first time this morning … Continue reading
It’s a $3 charge, broken or not! Conspiracy Theory!
Ticket machine broken at union station but they only take cash on the train and the no name ATM charges $3 for cash. No matter how you cut it, my one way ticket to Boston costs $13. If I were … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, brad on a bike, Car Free, carfreebrad, carfreebrad.com, masschallenge, Uncategorized, Urban Bike
Tagged Commuter rail, conspiracy theory, MBTA
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Real or Imagined? New Phenomena in Boston
I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the bike friendly progression of Boston over the past few years and with the proliferation of Hubway I’m able to enjoy the new bike lanes all over the city. Recently I’ve noticed something that has happened too … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, brad on a bike, Car Free, carfreebrad, carfreebrad.com, masschallenge, Urban Bike
Tagged bike commuter, Bike messenger, Boston Hubway, Hubway, MBTA
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Serenity on Shrewsbury St
This will be the last time I apologize for not posting more. I’m busy and my computer screen only works about 46% of the time. Anyway, I’ve had the distinct pleasure of not having time or money to fix my … Continue reading
“Car Free” is on the Front Page of the Globe!
For all the obvious reasons I love this article about traffic being down in Kendall Square in spite of all the development and growth. By far my favorite aspect is the opening scenario that so clearly outlines my Pro-Bike stance … Continue reading
If it ain’t fixed, don’t break it!
I’ve been known to rip on the MBTA especially the Worcester station for the ticket machine being out of order for 6 months but today all is right with the world. The ticket machine is fixed and even has a … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, Car Free, Uncategorized, Urban Bike
Tagged CarFreeBrad, CarFreeBrad.com, Commuter rail, MBTA, Worcester
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If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a thousand times….
Now I’m starting to sound like my mom. This was one of her favorite lines when I was growing but she usually had to say 1000 times before I would listen. I don’t want to/like to bitch and moan about … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, Car Free, Urban Bike
Tagged #MBTANNOY, ATM, Boston, Commuter rail, Debit card, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, MBTA, South Station
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Don’t Door Me Bro
I’ve witnessed a new move repeatedly on Shrewsbury St in Worcester. More often than I’m comfortable thinking about I’ve watched people sit in there parked car with the engine off and lights out(maybe they are checking email or texting, I … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, Car Free, Urban Bike
Tagged Bicycle, Bicycle sharing system, Bike-Friendly, CarFree, CarFreeBrad, CarFreeBrad.com, Commuting, Cycling, MBTA, Shrewsbury, United States, Worcester
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What Will it Cost For CarFreeBrad to Drive?
Over the past few weeks the positive bike news, moves and articles that I’ve been able to attribute to the existence of CarFreeBrad.com have been flowing like the mighty Charles River. Well it appears the tide has turned. I saw … Continue reading
“Hell Yeah, I Love My Car: Living in Boston Without a Car Sucks”
In case you missed it and that’s easy to do(tiny piece on page 22). I got a little mention for Freight Farms in the March issue of Boston Magazine. I still haven’t seen it but I did see this article … Continue reading