A coalition of lawmakers and public interest groups plan s to file legislation tomorrow requiring the state to take over a portion of the MBTA's debt, allowing the transit agency to become less dependent on fare increases and to spend more on maintaining the rail and bus system and improving service. (Full article: 924 words)
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