Boston MTA

The MTA was a public transportation authority for the Boston metropolitan area, operating until the Great War.
==Background==
The company managed Boston's historic subway system, built in 1897, serving as the first transportation system of its kind built in the United States.Subway steward protectron: "Rider token received. Thank you for riding Boston's historic subway system."(Subway steward protectron's dialogue)Subway steward protectron: "The first US subway system was built in Boston in 1897."(Subway steward protectron's dialogue) Prior to the war, the MTA operated several train lines within downtown Boston, extending to Cambridge, Malden, Back Bay, Scollay Square, and other portions of the city. These lines included the Red, Blue, Orange, and Green lines.
==Locations==
Transit stations for the MTA can be found around the Commonwealth. At least one Blue Line station has been converted into a bar, the Third Rail, located within the former Scollay Square Station in Goodneighbor. Another station, Park Street, was closed by the MTA and excavated into Vault 114, where Vault-Tec would use the existing station infrastructure to build the vault to save costs. Most other stations also lie in disrepair, with the remains of trains and wreckage blocking the tunnels, and feral ghouls and super mutants, as well as raiders, taking residence in the concourses and platforms.
The monorail initiative was reported as being funded by Boston crime families, such as those led by Eddie Winter and Sal Barsconi. Winter's response to a newspaper article by the Boston Bugle, "Heaven's Highway - Devil's Doing," about the ties of organized crime to the project was to threaten the reporter who wrote the article and order the murder of Safety Inspector Alice Lansky.Eddie Winter holotape 7 
A second track runs by Outpost Zimonja at the northern edges of the Commonwealth, heading southwest through the same Lexington interchange and eventually into the Glowing Sea. No stations can be found along the second track, though the wreck of a monorail can be found south of ArcJet Systems.
==Lines==
Red Line 	Red Line 	Red Line
College Square 	Park Street 	Andrew station
 	 	
The Red Line connected travelers from Cambridge through Boston Common and into South Boston. The line interchanges with the Green Line at Park Street station.	The Red Line connected travelers from Cambridge through Boston Common and into South Boston. The line interchanges with the Green Line at Park Street station.	The Red Line connected travelers from Cambridge through Boston Common and into South Boston. The line interchanges with the Green Line at Park Street station.
Orange Line 	Orange Line 	Orange Line 	Orange Line
West Roxbury 	Medical Center South 	Malden Center 	The Dig
 	 	 	N/A
The Orange Line traveled from Roxbury to Malden, passing through Boston's Theater District in the process. It is the longest subway line operated by the MTA, traveling across several districts and connecting the southern outskirts of Boston to Malden, a city north of Boston.	The Orange Line traveled from Roxbury to Malden, passing through Boston's Theater District in the process. It is the longest subway line operated by the MTA, traveling across several districts and connecting the southern outskirts of Boston to Malden, a city north of Boston.	The Orange Line traveled from Roxbury to Malden, passing through Boston's Theater District in the process. It is the longest subway line operated by the MTA, traveling across several districts and connecting the southern outskirts of Boston to Malden, a city north of Boston.	The Orange Line traveled from Roxbury to Malden, passing through Boston's Theater District in the process. It is the longest subway line operated by the MTA, traveling across several districts and connecting the southern outskirts of Boston to Malden, a city north of Boston.
Blue Line 	Blue Line 	Blue Line 	Blue Line
Revere Beach station 	Boston Airport 	Scollay Square 	Postal Square
 	N/A 	N/A 	
The Blue Line ran from the Boston Airport in East Boston to Postal Square in the Financial District. Scollay Square station (with The Third Rail occupying the platform) and Post Office station are close to one another.	The Blue Line ran from the Boston Airport in East Boston to Postal Square in the Financial District. Scollay Square station (with The Third Rail occupying the platform) and Post Office station are close to one another.	The Blue Line ran from the Boston Airport in East Boston to Postal Square in the Financial District. Scollay Square station (with The Third Rail occupying the platform) and Post Office station are close to one another.	The Blue Line ran from the Boston Airport in East Boston to Postal Square in the Financial District. Scollay Square station (with The Third Rail occupying the platform) and Post Office station are close to one another.
Green Line 	Green Line 	Green Line 	Green Line 	Green Line
Vault 88 	Fens Way station 	Copley station 	Park Street station 	Valenti station
N/A 	 	 	 	N/A
The Green Line connected The Fens to the North End, stretching across the entirety of downtown Boston. The line interchanges with the Red Line at Park Street station. The line passed under the Boston Public Library and Boston Common. The line also has an unmarked station beneath Milton General Hospital which is connected to Vault 88.	The Green Line connected The Fens to the North End, stretching across the entirety of downtown Boston. The line interchanges with the Red Line at Park Street station. The line passed under the Boston Public Library and Boston Common. The line also has an unmarked station beneath Milton General Hospital which is connected to Vault 88.	The Green Line connected The Fens to the North End, stretching across the entirety of downtown Boston. The line interchanges with the Red Line at Park Street station. The line passed under the Boston Public Library and Boston Common. The line also has an unmarked station beneath Milton General Hospital which is connected to Vault 88.	The Green Line connected The Fens to the North End, stretching across the entirety of downtown Boston. The line interchanges with the Red Line at Park Street station. The line passed under the Boston Public Library and Boston Common. The line also has an unmarked station beneath Milton General Hospital which is connected to Vault 88.	The Green Line connected The Fens to the North End, stretching across the entirety of downtown Boston. The line interchanges with the Red Line at Park Street station. The line passed under the Boston Public Library and Boston Common. The line also has an unmarked station beneath Milton General Hospital which is connected to Vault 88.
===Monorail===
Monorail 	Monorail
Quincy 	Mass Bay Medical Center
 	
The city's monorail system ran on a rail suspended under the city's elevated freeway system. The track runs from Quincy through the Theater District and Financial District, extending through Charlestown before abruptly ending at an interchange east of Lexington.	The city's monorail system ran on a rail suspended under the city's elevated freeway system. The track runs from Quincy through the Theater District and Financial District, extending through Charlestown before abruptly ending at an interchange east of Lexington.
==Notes==
* Announcements can still be heard in various subway stations.
* No maps of the subway network can be found.
* There are both railway tracks and rails on the ceilings of the tunnels.
* The terminal in Park Street station refers to the monorail system as the "monotrail".Park Street station terminal entries; NOTICE: Terminal Shutdown
==Behind the scenes==
MTA is a reference to Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, formerly known as the MTA in Boston.
==Gallery==
FO4 Street sign BTA tunnel closed.png|Sign noting closed tunnel access
FO4 Street sign MTA.jpg|Directional street sign
BostonAirportRuins-Subway-Fallout4.jpg|Airport station
PostOfficeStation-Fallout4.jpg|Post Office Station in Postal Square
QuincyStation-Fallout4.jpg|Quincy station
FO4 Mass Bay Medical Center station.png|Medical Center North station
TheDig-SubwayStation-Fallout4.jpg|Unmarked subway station in the Dig, with signs only marking it as part of the Orange Line
FO4 MTA Sign closed 2.jpg
FO4 MTA Sign closed 1.jpg
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Subway token.png|Subway token used by the MTA
The Art of Fallout 4 Subway Ticket Gate.png|From The Art of Fallout 4
The Art of Fallout 4 Subway.png|Concept art
Vault 88 unmarked station.jpg|Unmarked station in Vault 88, with only signs and tile color marking it as part of the green line.
==References==
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