Boston traffic advisories announced due to weekend events including parades, races, and fairs, affecting parking and road access across various neighborhoods.

The MBTA in Boston will fine drivers who block bus lanes, with fines increasing with each offense, to improve bus services and help vulnerable riders.

Applegreen has withdrawn from redeveloping 18 Massachusetts service plazas due to contract issues and legal challenges, leading MassDOT to seek a new developer.

Cambridge has multiple events causing street closures on September 27-28, including Arts in the Park, Paddy's 5K, and the East Cambridge Rib Festival.

Upcoming events in Boston will affect traffic and parking, with parades, festivals, and races planned in various neighborhoods, prompting advice to use alternative transportation.

Massport explores a pilot for a remote terminal in Framingham to enable passengers to undergo security before taking a direct bus to Logan Airport, potentially easing congestion and streamlining travel.

The MBTA launched a mobile app and online portal for The RIDE paratransit service, aiming to improve accessibility and convenience for riders with disabilities.

Massachusetts agencies promote rail safety during the "See Tracks, Think Train" Week, aimed at preventing accidents and increasing awareness around train tracks.

Massachusetts grants $3 million to expand workforce transportation options, supporting 19 projects via TMAs and other organizations, focusing on shuttles, bus stops, and ferries.

Boston prepares for events including Open Newbury Street, Hare Krishna Procession, and festivals in Chinatown and Dorchester, with street closures and parking restrictions. Newmarket Square and Canterbury Street see infrastructure changes.

The MBTA renamed a ferry to Frederick Douglass, with a student suggesting the name to reflect the abolitionist's link to Lynn, promoting values of freedom and equity.

The MBTA, with Keolis, is increasing weekend train service to Salem in October for Haunted Happenings, offering a $10 weekend pass and encouraging sustainable travel.

The MBTA intensifies fare evasion enforcement in Boston, using teams to issue warnings and fines, aiming to recover millions in lost revenue and stressing the impact on the community.