Boston faces a weekend of parking restrictions and street closures due to various events, including a 5K race, book festival, early voting, and Halloween parades, with details available on the City's website.

The MBTA Board approved an $850 million funding boost from the Healey-Driscoll Administration for enhancements to the Massachusetts transit system's safety and reliability.

Cambridge will host its 2nd Annual 5K and 8th Annual Half Marathon, causing weekend road closures. The races start at CambridgeSide, impacting areas such as Kendall Square and along the Charles River, with police managing traffic.

The MBTA has enhanced Franklin Station's accessibility with a new platform, better lighting, and more parking spaces, aligning with the Healey-Driscoll Administration's inclusivity goals.

MBTA announces November service changes impacting the Orange, Green, Red, and Framingham/Worcester lines for upgrades, including the Orange Line signal improvements and Green Line safety features.

Boston prepares for events with traffic advisories; residents are encouraged to use alternatives like Bluebikes and the MBTA. Street closures for races and parades are expected in various neighborhoods.

The Route 107 bridge between Saugus and Lynn, Massachusetts, is closed indefinitely due to a structural crack, affecting local traffic and businesses.

Cambridge prepares for traffic disruptions due to multiple events on October 18-19, including the Head of the Charles Regatta and two block parties, with advised use of public transport.

October in Boston features numerous events causing traffic changes, including street races and parades, with a city traffic advisory outlining closures and parking restrictions.

The 46th annual Oktoberfest and Honk! Parade will cause road closures in Harvard Square this Sunday, with festivities beginning at 11 a.m. and a parade at noon leading to heavy traffic disruptions.

The MBTA celebrated the completion of the North Wilmington Station renovation with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The upgrades include a relocated platform, accessibility features, and enhanced security.

Boston prepares for events affecting travel, with road closures and parking restrictions due to the Jimmy Fund Walk, Double Ten Parade, East BOOston Y 5K, Fire Prevention Week, and Roslindale Parade. Public transport and biking are recommended.

Cambridge launches a Speed Hump Pilot Program with 48 new speed humps in residential areas to slow traffic and improve safety as part of the Vision Zero initiative.