Transportation for Massachusetts

(T4MA) is dedicated to creating just and equitable transportation so that every community can flourish.

Transportation for Massachusetts (T4MA), established in 2010, is a statewide coalition focused on improving Massachusetts’ transportation systems. T4MA is committed to addressing the decades of inequitable transportation policies adversely impacting low-income, working class, Black, indigenous and communities of color.
T4MA works towards a Commonwealth with transportation systems that connect people with their choice of housing, economic opportunities, healthcare, and accessible and reliable public transportation that benefits residents in all 351 cities and towns in Massachusetts. Our coalition advocates at the federal, state, and local levels for transportation policies that are just, safe, reliable, accessible, equitable and affordable.

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Our goal is to eliminate disparities and improve outcomes for everyone, particularly those that have been historically, disproportionately impacted by transportation injustice, are transit dependent, and/or are underserved by our transportation systems.

Everyone deserves safe, reliable, accessible, equitable and affordable transportation. Join us in advancing transportation justice for all so that every community can flourish.

Join us for a LIVE SESSION of The Money Train Learning Series!

On November 17, at 12noon GBH News reporter Jeremy Siegel will moderate a talk with T4MA & an expert panel, asking what, exactly, autonomous vehicles are and if they are safe.

We will be joined by Jeffrey Tumlin, Former Executive Director of the San Francisco MTA, Darlene Lombos, President of the Greater Boston Labor Council, Stephanie Pollack, Former Federal Highway Deputy Administrator and MassDOT Secretary, and Mark Fagan, Lecturer in Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School to discuss how self-driving cars will impact a city like Boston, where streets notoriously avoid a grid organization, and congestion is among the worst in the country.

Join us in person at the Boston Public Library studio space and bring your own questions and experiences with self-driving cars. We want to hear from you!

Can’t attend in person? No Problem! You can join the live stream here!

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