The MBTA in Massachusetts has received a $2.23 million federal grant to improve road and bus safety, focusing on collision-avoidance technology for buses.

Boston prepares for traffic disruptions due to construction and events, including Tremont Street's closure for Holocaust Museum work, Fenway Fest, and continued closure of Canterbury Street Bridge.

The MBTA is considering three bidders for Boston's commuter rail service contract, including the current operator Keolis, with a decision expected by the end of the year.

Street closures and parking restrictions in Boston for Mayor Wu's Inauguration on January 5, 2026. Public transit is advised due to expected congestion.

The Boston Police Department has issued a traffic and parking advisory for First Night Boston 2026, with road closures and recommendations to use public transit.

New fare gates for the Commuter Rail are launching at South Station from December 30, according to the MBTA. The system accepts various forms of tickets and passes.

The MBTA announced forthcoming service changes affecting Orange, Blue, and Red lines, and Commuter Rail lines due to inspections and construction projects starting in January.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed a bill for infrastructure upgrades in Lowell, aimed at improving wastewater facilities and preventing sewage overflow.

MassDOT, Travelers Marketing, and the City of Chelsea are collaborating to improve pedestrian safety in Chelsea, including a reflective shopping bag giveaway to increase visibility and awareness.

Boston announces traffic advisories for holiday events including First Night Boston, Hanukkah Vehicle Procession, the North End Christmas Parade, and Walter's Run 5K, with road closures and parking restrictions.

MassDOT celebrated the early completion of the Route 20 Reconstruction Project in Charlton, one year ahead of schedule, enhancing traffic safety and flow.

Boston issues traffic advisories for December events and repairs, including shuttle bus substitutions for the Orange Line and pedestrian-only zones for holiday shopping and festivities.

Plymouth's "Light up the Season" event brings festive cheer with traffic and parking adjustments announced by the Police Department for an orderly celebration.