GLOBE EDITORIAL
THE PARTICULARS of Senate President Therese Murray's transportation proposals are still fuzzy, but the intent is clear and laudable: to improve the way the state administers programs essential to the mobility of Massachusetts residents. Over the years, unnecessary costs and erratic management of transportation work - not to mention rampant problems with the Big Dig - have undermined public confidence. ... (Full article: 408 words)
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