The Massachusetts Department of Transportation will award $6.6 million to safety projecs in 15 cities and towns in the latest round of its Complete Streets Funding Program, a grant program that funds ...
Both of the killings occurred on streets that City Hall had previously identified as high-risk areas in need of safety improvements. Christian has edited StreetsblogMASS since its founding in spring ...
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Mayor Wu (center) joins other city mayors, Boston City Hall staff, and design professionals visiting with the Mayors’ Institute on City Design for a bike ride through City Hall Plaza on October 12, ...
A day after Mayor Wu suggested that her administration was interested in replacing paint and flexible-post bollards with more permanent infrastructure along the city's bikeways, her administration ...
The MBTA's new fall 2024 rapid transit map highlights several new "frequent-service" bus routes in Everett, Chelsea, and Revere (upper right corner). Photo courtesy of Reddit user r/SupremeLeaderC, ...
The road to redesigning McGrath Highway in Somerville continues as MassDOT prepares to replace a major bridge on the ...
Looking north on the new segment of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail from its junction with the Mass. Central Rail Trail in Sudbury. Christian has edited StreetsblogMASS since its founding in spring 2019.
An internal "30 day review" of city transportation projects that Mayor Wu requested during her re-election campaign last year ...
People wait to enter the mockup of a new Type 10 Green Line train set up on City Hall Plaza on Wed., Oct. 30, 2024. Christian has edited StreetsblogMASS since its founding in spring 2019. Before that, ...
A new supplemental budget law will give the MBTA an extra $60 million to pay for previously-unfunded capital projects, with a ...
The MBTA is suspending Red Line service north of downtown Boston for 10 consecutive days starting on Tuesday, July 21.
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