The MBTA announced it will complete five years of planned construction projects in just 30 days. Officials cite advanced technology and round-the-clock work as key to this unprecedented acceleration.
The Tobin Bridge and key state infrastructure have received significant updates, enhancing safety and efficiency. These improvements aim to support increased traffic flow and bolster regional transportation reliability.
MassHealth faces mounting pressure as new federal Medicaid policies tighten eligibility and funding. The changes risk reducing coverage for vulnerable Massachusetts residents, raising concerns among healthcare advocates.
MassHealth is facing increased strain as new federal Medicaid policies tighten eligibility and funding. The changes could impact coverage access for thousands of low-income residents in Massachusetts.
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Public hearings have been scheduled to discuss proposed fare hikes for the MBTA. Officials seek public input on potential increases aimed at addressing budget shortfalls and improving transit services.
Debate intensifies over bike lanes’ impact on traffic flow as city officials and commuters clash. Supporters cite safety and eco benefits, while critics warn of increased congestion and slower drives.
The Massachusetts Senate has advanced a bill proposing a statewide ban on cellphones in schools, aiming to reduce distractions and improve student focus. The measure now moves to the House for consideration.
The Green Line Extension Project remains delayed despite recent progress. Construction continues to face setbacks, pushing completion further. Officials emphasize commitment to overcoming challenges and delivering improved transit.
Boston unveils new congestion solutions to combat rising traffic jams. The plan includes updated traffic signals, expanded bus lanes, and carpool incentives aiming to ease commutes and reduce emissions citywide.
Plans to expand commuter rail service promise faster, more frequent connections in Southeastern Massachusetts. Officials say the project will ease congestion, support economic growth, and improve regional transit access.
Lawmakers propose a groundbreaking tobacco ban for individuals born after 2007, aiming to create a tobacco-free generation. The move targets reducing long-term health risks and curbing youth smoking rates nationwide.
Massachusetts bridges face ongoing challenges with aging infrastructure. Recent inspections reveal critical repairs underway, as the state ramps up efforts to ensure safety and prevent further deterioration.
A new high-speed rail plan was unveiled to connect Boston with Western Massachusetts, aiming to cut travel times, boost regional economy, and reduce traffic congestion along the corridor.
The state has expanded public protections for LGBTQ+ rights, enhancing anti-discrimination measures in housing, employment, and public services to promote equality and safeguard the community from bias and injustice.
Plans for high-speed rail connecting Western and Eastern Massachusetts promise faster, greener travel and economic growth. The project aims to cut commute times and link key cities, boosting regional connectivity.
Governor Healey unveils an $8 billion initiative aimed at stabilizing MBTA revenue. The plan focuses on boosting transit funding and ensuring long-term financial health for Massachusetts’ public transportation system.
The MBTA announced it will complete five years of planned construction in just 30 days, aiming to minimize disruption and accelerate transit improvements across the Boston area. Officials promise faster, smoother commutes ahead.
Remote work trends have led to a sharp decline in MBTA ridership, causing significant revenue losses. The transit system faces challenges as fewer commuters use public transportation daily.
MassDOT has approved an $18.5 billion capital plan over five years aimed at upgrading Massachusetts’ transportation infrastructure. The plan includes investments in roads, bridges, public transit, and safety enhancements.
Plans have been unveiled for a new South Coast rail station aimed at improving regional transit. The project promises enhanced connectivity, reducing travel times and boosting local economic growth. Construction is set to begin next year.
Massachusetts has allocated $8 billion for transportation in its FY2026 budget, aiming to enhance infrastructure, public transit, and road safety across the state. This marks a significant investment in long-term mobility.
Governor Healey today announced an $8 billion plan to upgrade statewide transit, aiming to improve infrastructure, expand services, and enhance accessibility. The initiative targets faster commutes and greener travel options.