T chief declares system 'broke' despite fare hikes
Estimates $75m deficit in upcoming fiscal year
The MBTA raised $70 million last year by increasing fares on buses, trains, and subways. But it will not be enough money to prevent an estimated $75 million deficit in the spending plan for the budget year that begins in July. (Full article: 662 words)
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