Boston Public Transportation
The Boston public transportation system is operated by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA). It operates most bus, subway, commuter rail, and ferry systems in the area. The subway system has three rapid transit lines and two streetcar/light rail lines. MBTA runs buses on over 150 routes in the area. MBTA also operates several ferries around Boston Harbor.
Airports in Boston
The main airport serving Boston is the Logan International Airport. Some other airports in neighboring cities that serve as secondary airports for the residents of Boston are Hanscom Field in Lexington and Bedford, T.F. Green Airport in Rhode Island, and Manchester Airport in Manchester. The Logan International Airport is the main airport for international flights, handling over 60 airlines. Almost all international visitors come to Boston via this airport. The Logan International Airport is the sixth busiest airport in America.
Taxis in Boston
You will find plenty of taxis running on the roads of Boston. These taxis can be hailed in the streets or booked by telephone. But, they are quite expensive. For the first quarter mile, the taxis charge a rate of $1.75.
