Browsing: Transportation & Infrastructure

The Green Line Extension project advances steadily, with key construction milestones reached. New stations are nearing completion, aiming to enhance transit access and reduce commute times for thousands.

Debate heats up over a proposed carbon tax targeting the transportation sector, sparking fierce discussions among policymakers, industry leaders, and environmentalists on its economic impact and potential to cut emissions.

The Green Line Extension Project advances despite ongoing hurdles, including supply chain delays and workforce shortages. Officials remain committed to improving transit access in the Greater Boston area by 2025.

The North-South Rail Link project moves closer to reality, promising enhanced regional connectivity and reduced commute times. Stakeholders emphasize economic growth and environmental benefits as plans advance.

Massachusetts has allocated $8 billion for transportation in its FY2026 budget, focusing on infrastructure upgrades, public transit improvements, and road safety projects to support economic growth and reduce congestion.

Governor Healey has unveiled an $8 billion plan to upgrade the state’s transportation infrastructure, focusing on improving roads, bridges, and public transit to enhance safety and reduce congestion.

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation has approved an $18.5 billion five-year capital plan aimed at upgrading infrastructure, improving transit systems, and enhancing road safety across the state.

The MBTA has released its early 2025 schedule focusing on bridge repairs and accessibility upgrades. Key projects aim to improve safety and transit access across the network, with work set to begin in January.

Plans are underway to expand commuter rail service in Southeastern Massachusetts, aiming to improve regional connectivity and reduce traffic congestion. The project is expected to boost local economies and ease daily commutes.

Massachusetts bridges face growing challenges with aging infrastructure and increased traffic. State officials outline urgent repair plans to enhance safety and reduce delays, prioritizing critical structures statewide.