Exhibit C-MBTA Bus Lanes List.xlsx

This Excel file is an exhibit created by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) tracking bus lanes and bus fixed infrastructure across multiple municipalities in the greater Boston metropolitan area. The document comprehensively lists active bus lane segments, including queue jumps and station busways, with detailed information about each segment's location, implementation date, routes served, and technical specifications. The file includes segments in cities such as Boston, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett, Somerville, Malden, Brookline, Lynn, and Watertown.

The document provides summary statistics indicating a total of 45.66 miles of bus infrastructure, broken down into categories including 26.54 miles of bus lanes, 7.93 miles of bus-on-shoulder routes, 4.81 miles of separated busway (Silver Line), 2.47 miles of HOV lanes, 2.88 miles of station busways, and 1.03 miles of queue jumps. Each segment is meticulously documented with information such as project numbers, municipalities, delivery type, separation method, typical routes, implementation dates, and directionality. The data suggests an ongoing effort to improve public transit infrastructure and efficiency across the metropolitan Boston area, with continued expansion and optimization of bus transit corridors.