Michigander in Mass

Friday's Herald talked up several transportation-focused blogs in the Boston area--many of them outlets of rage for frustrated T riders. It names them, but doesn't link to them, so here they are, along with an excerpt:

• MBTA's Write to the Top Program - "If you have concerns regarding service, select the service below and click on the MBTA official's email link, and he or she will respond."
  
• T-rage - "...because then I'd have to use the T's elevators--also known as VUTS [Vertical Urinal Transport Systems]--and I don't think I could cope."
  
• Life on the Green Line - Okay, I can't find this blog to save my life. Help!
  
• Transport Avenger - "I wish I was a tourist. That way when I didn't hear my interchange listed, I could go to the conductor window and punch him in the mouth."
  
• Bad Transit - "Charlie's back, and he's ticked." (N.B.: Bad Transit is an excellent site and is looking for financial support. You should support them!)
  

But these aren't the only sites worthy of transportation aficionados. Here's a few more:

• Boston, Mass. Rail Pics
  
• MBTA Railfan Page (Pics and Tips)
  
• Railroad.net's MBTA Rail Operations Forum
  
• Center for Urban and Regional Policy at Northeastern University
  

And here are some apparently abandoned sites:

• The MBTA Rider's Network
  
• Boston Transit & Traffic
  
• G.O.A.T. MBTA
  
• The MBTA Sucks Site
  
• Ashmont Development Blog
  

And some other ways to get involved:

• The Access Advisory Committee to the MBTA (AACT)
  
• The Arborway Committee
  
• MBTA Advisory Board
  
• Friends of the Community Path
  
• Somerville Transportation Equity Partnership (STEP)
  
• Transit Works
  

And finally, some other resources:

• Free Palm trip planning software
  
• MBTA GIS information
  
• MassBike
  

I'm sure there's more. What have I missed?