Boston's summer events cause traffic challenges; with Newbury Street going car-free on Sundays and various markets, concerts, and cultural celebrations, the Transportation Department advises careful travel planning.

Boston's MBTA Red Line service between Kendall/MIT and JFK/UMass will be suspended for maintenance on Thursday night through Monday morning, with shuttle buses replacing trains.

Inman Square traffic will be affected this weekend due to the Portuguese-American Civic League's Holy Spirit Feast, with street closures detailed on the City of Cambridge website.

Red Line service in the Bay Area will be interrupted for maintenance, with shuttle buses replacing trains between Kendall/MIT and JFK/UMass on specified July dates.

Route 3 South in downtown is delayed due to a detour to Samoset Street, causing congestion. Plymouth Police are working on a resolution with MASS DOT and advise seeking alternate routes.

MassDOT will close a portion of Route 3 South in Plymouth for overhead sign removal, starting at 7:30 a.m. on Monday with detour via Samoset Street and Route 3A.

The MBTA announces the opening of the new North Wilmington Station on the Haverhill Commuter Rail Line, providing improved accessibility and amenities for commuters.

Boston issues a traffic advisory for upcoming events affecting streets and parking, including the Hare Krishna Procession, Boston 10K Race, Hozier concerts, and July 4th celebrations.

The Mass Pike near Boston will see lane closures over the weekend to replace a bridge, causing expected delays for both drivers and public transit users.

Cambridge prepares for multiple events from June 19-22, with traffic impacts due to street closures for the Juneteenth Parade, cultural festivals, and the Boston 10K.

An MBTA inspector extinguished a fire on the Orange Line tracks, causing service disruptions and replacement buses for around 2.5 hours. No injuries were reported.

Boston prepares for June events with traffic alerts, advising public transit as road races, parades, and concerts lead to closures and parking restrictions.

The MBTA's Green Line in Boston is reducing train services to install a new safety system aiming to prevent accidents and maintain speed restrictions.