Massachusetts has allocated $8 billion for transportation in its FY2026 budget, aiming to improve infrastructure, enhance public transit, and support sustainable mobility across the state.
Boston and nearby towns gear up for vibrant food truck festivals this spring, showcasing diverse cuisines from local vendors. Expect a blend of flavors, live music, and community fun at these much-anticipated events.
The Allston Multimodal Project advances with new progressions in construction and design. Recent updates include expanded transit access and improved pedestrian pathways, aiming to enhance connectivity and commuter experience.
Governor Healey unveiled an $8 billion plan to enhance transportation infrastructure statewide. The initiative aims to improve public transit, reduce congestion, and support sustainable travel options across the region.
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Boston unveils a comprehensive plan to ease traffic congestion, introducing expanded public transit, improved bike lanes, and smart traffic signals to enhance flow and reduce commute times citywide.
The new “Freedom to Move Act” aims to cut vehicle emissions by tracking mileage instead of fuel consumption. Advocates say it promotes fairer road usage fees and encourages eco-friendly driving habits.
Governor Healey unveiled an $8 billion transportation plan aimed at boosting local infrastructure, improving public transit, and creating jobs. The initiative focuses on sustainable, community-driven projects statewide.
Safety concerns and speed restrictions are causing delays across the MBTA system. Slow zones implemented to address track and equipment issues are impacting service reliability for commuters statewide.
The state has unveiled a $1.3 billion capital plan aimed at boosting infrastructure and public services through 2030. The investment targets roads, schools, and energy projects to foster growth and sustainability.
Governor Maura Healey has unveiled an $8 billion plan aimed at strengthening MBTA finances, focusing on improving infrastructure and service reliability to enhance public transit across Massachusetts.
Safety concerns and speed restrictions are causing delays across the MBTA system. Slow zones implemented to address track and equipment issues are impacting service reliability for commuters statewide.
The state has unveiled a $1.3 billion capital plan aimed at boosting infrastructure and public services through 2030. The investment targets roads, schools, and energy projects to foster growth and sustainability.
Governor Maura Healey has unveiled an $8 billion plan aimed at strengthening MBTA finances, focusing on improving infrastructure and service reliability to enhance public transit across Massachusetts.
Public hearings have been scheduled to discuss proposed MBTA fare increases. Officials seek public input on the potential hike affecting buses, subways, and commuter rails, aiming to balance budget needs with rider impact.
Remote work has significantly reduced MBTA ridership, leading to a sharp decline in revenue. The transit authority faces challenges restoring commuter confidence as office returns remain uncertain.
Governor Healey has unveiled an $8 billion transportation plan aimed at improving infrastructure, expanding public transit, and reducing traffic congestion across the state. The initiative focuses on sustainable and equitable mobility solutions.
Plans for the North-South Rail Link project have advanced, with proposals focusing on enhanced connectivity and sustainable design. Officials aim to boost transit efficiency while minimizing environmental impact.
Schools nationwide are increasing mental health resources, hiring more counselors, and launching awareness programs to support student well-being. These ongoing efforts aim to make mental health care accessible for all students.
The Allston Multimodal Project advances steadily, enhancing transit and pedestrian access. Recent milestones include completed roadwork and bridge updates. Next phases will focus on ramps and green spaces, aiming for a 2025 finish.
A new bill proposes increased funding for public transit and changes to MBTA zoning to promote affordable housing near transit hubs. Supporters say it could ease commutes and address housing shortages.
The MBTA unveiled its 2025 construction plan, highlighting major bridge repairs and access upgrades aimed at improving safety and accessibility across the transit system. Projects will boost reliability for riders statewide.
The state ferry service is currently operational with some delays due to maintenance. Officials are evaluating plans to expand routes and increase vessel capacity to meet growing passenger demand in the coming years.