Gayla Cawley

Gayla Cawley is the transportation reporter for the Boston Herald. She previously worked as the news editor for the Daily Item. The University of Connecticut graduate can often be found spinning along to virtual training videos on her studio-cycle bike.

The MBTA will spend roughly $80 million to install an underground fiber cable network, which will aim to improve safety across the commuter rail system and reduce service disruptions.

MBTA to install $80M underground cable network to prevent train collisions

October 29, 2022 at 6:57 p.m.

The MBTA will spend roughly $80 million to install an underground fiber cable network, which will aim to improve safety across the commuter rail system and reduce service disruptions.

Gov. Charlie Baker put pressure on MBTA officials to tell riders when they can expect faster service on the Orange Line, which remains slow nearly a month after the shutdown.

MBTA should tell riders when Orange Line will be faster, Charlie Baker says

October 18, 2022 at 7:53 p.m.

Gov. Charlie Baker put pressure on MBTA officials to tell riders when they can expect faster service on the Orange Line, which remains slow nearly a month after the shutdown.

Two ex-transit leaders advocated for a stronger MBTA advisory board that could take over safety oversight of the T from the Department of Public Utilities.

DPU oversight should shift to MBTA advisory board, ex-transit leaders say

October 18, 2022 at 6:05 p.m.

Two ex-transit leaders advocated for a stronger MBTA advisory board that could take over safety oversight of the T from the Department of Public Utilities.

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