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.

The MBTA will suspend Orange Line services between Back Bay and Forest Hills on December 5 and 6 for signal upgrades and maintenance work. Free shuttle buses and fare-free Commuter Rail services are offered as alternatives.

Boston prepares for December festive events with advisories for traffic, parking restrictions, and street closures to accommodate ceremonies, parades, and races.

Plymouth prepares for Pilgrim's Progress reenactment and National Day of Mourning with traffic advisories and no parking zones announced by the local police department.

The MBTA and Keolis have completed a 28-mile rail replacement for the Fairmount Line, paving the way for battery-electric trains and improved service starting December 1, 2025.

MassDOT advises travelers to expect increased traffic and transit usage during Thanksgiving in Massachusetts, urging vigilance and early planning for commutes.

The MBTA announced service updates effective December 14, increasing bus frequency on 21 routes and implementing schedule changes for Orange and Blue subway lines for improved efficiency and congestion management.

Plymouth's Thanksgiving Parade will cause parking and traffic changes this Saturday, with street closures from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., and alternative shuttle bus services available.

Boston enforces parking restrictions and street closures during holiday events, such as block parties, races, and tree lighting ceremonies, to manage traffic and promote safety and community spirit.