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MassDOT and Amtrak plan new tracks, high‑level platforms and a four‑track layover yard at Springfield Union Station to clear a rail bottleneck and prepare for expanded Amtrak routes.
Tewksbury activated a winter storm parking ban starting 4 p.m. Sunday; on-street parking is prohibited and vehicles may be towed until roads are cleared.
New fare gates at South Station were shut down again after winter storms and high winds, leaving some lanes covered and riders waiting. Keolis says it is assessing protections.
Lynn announced a parking ban starting at 8 p.m. Friday under a snow advisory; snow lots opened at 6 p.m. and towed cars will be taken to the ferry terminal.
Boston has issued traffic advisories due to events like the Chinese New Year in Chinatown and the Red Bull Snowboard Event, with street closures and parking restrictions advised.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu extends the city's fare-free bus service pilot on Routes 23, 28, and 29 until end of June, with observed benefits like increased ridership and reduced commute times.
A propane transport truck crashed at 155 Worcester Street in Grafton; crews are off‑loading the tanker and drivers are asked to avoid the area.
Drivers in Boston say potholes are getting deeper after late winters, and AAA warns repair bills can run into the hundreds. MassDOT guidance explains reporting and claim rules.
Traffic disruptions expected in Downtown Boston due to Red Bull Heavy Metal Finals and Disney On Ice on Saturday; street closures and parking restrictions in place.
March MBTA service changes to affect Orange, Red, Fitchburg, Haverhill, Lowell, and Newburyport/Rockport lines, with shuttle replacements and extra travel time needed.
Massachusetts and Nova Scotia signed an MOU to cooperate on offshore wind — but experts and a new study say transmission, permitting and cost questions could keep exported power years away.
Snow-removal crews spotted flames under Lawrence's Central Bridge early Tuesday, prompting a closure and a MassDOT inspection.
Three multinational teams are bidding to run Boston’s commuter rail. The award will shape electrification, schedules and who manages one of the region’s biggest transit systems.
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