“Brian Kane, chief of the MBTA’s public oversight board, has spent much of his working life pointing out the T’s problems.
As with many longtime Boston-area residents, his attitude toward the agency is often a tumultuous blend of dependence, fondness, disappointment, and, at times, unbridled rage.
‘The T is like the Red Sox for people from this region,’ Kane, a Brookline resident and former T employee, said. ‘It’s gonna break your heart, but we still keep going back to it’…”
By Jaime Moore-Carrillo | 12/26/26