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.

The MBTA partners with STX Group in a sustainability initiative, participating in the Federal Renewable Fuel Standard Program to blend RNG with CNG in their buses and expecting $4 million in revenues over five years.

The Fall Classic 5K Road Race in Cambridge on October 5 will lead to street closures, impacting traffic from 9 AM to around 10:15 AM. Residents should plan for detours.

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Applegreen has withdrawn from redeveloping 18 Massachusetts service plazas due to contract issues and legal challenges, leading MassDOT to seek a new developer.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