In January, legislators passed a law allowing the MBTA to use cameras to ticket people who park in the bus lanes. It's $25 to $125 dollars if it's in a lane, and $100 if it's at a stop.

Like a high-stakes poker player, the MBTA wants to go all in. But only if it has the chips to make this calculated gamble ...

Parking at a bus stop could result in a $100 fine. The MBTA will first test the cameras first on a portion of Brighton Avenue, a small stretch between the North End and West End, Sullivan Square ...

But the MBTA will be a pioneer in this field of automatic traffic ... Under the new state law, drivers who are caught illegally parking in bus stops will face a $100 fine. Drivers parked in a bus lane ...

The MBTA is upping the ante in its battle ... transportation-related projects statewide. Drivers face $100 fines for parking at a bus stop, while the penalties for standing or parking in a bus ...

By the end of this year, drivers who block public bus stops or bus lanes could start receiving tickets as high as $125, ...

If the MBTA wants to increase the number of fare-free bus routes, the best approach would be to eliminate rider costs across the entire network rather than in a handful of locations, T staff ...