"Jonathan Gulliver, the state's highway administrator, emphasized the significance of the FIFA World Cup, stating, 'This is like a Taylor Swift concert, playoff series, the World Series, and Super Bowl all in one place.'"
"The MBTA Commuter Rail will operate up to 14 trains per match to and from Boston Stadium, while the Stadium Express bus service will provide direct transportation, with fares ranging from $25 to $95."
"MassDOT and the MBTA have made significant investments to support World Cup travel, including station upgrades and expanded service capacity to manage the increased demand."
"Officials are encouraging residents and commuters to plan ahead, avoid driving when possible, and consider flexible work schedules or remote work options during match days."
MassDOT launched the 'Kick the Drive' campaign to reduce traffic during the FIFA World Cup matches at Gillette Stadium, renamed 'Boston Stadium.' The campaign encourages public transportation use, with the MBTA Commuter Rail offering up to 14 trains per match and a Stadium Express bus service. Fares for the bus range from $25 to $95, while round-trip tickets on the Commuter Rail cost around $80. Investments were made to enhance travel capacity and manage demand, promoting flexible work schedules and remote options.
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