The MBTA is set to install new Commuter Rail fare gates at South Station, aiming for completion by winter. The project is part of efforts to enhance fare collection and passenger experience.

Boston prepares for summer events and college move-ins with traffic advisories, parking restrictions, and recommendations for alternative transportation like biking and public transit.

Amtrak launches NextGen Acela trains on the Northeast Corridor, promising high-speed travel with improved amenities and increased capacity. Five trains have been rolled out, with 28 planned by 2027.

Upcoming events in Cambridge will cause street closures and traffic changes, affecting several areas including Harvard Square and during the Cambridge Carnival Parade.

Boston's MBTA Orange Line trains now reach 55 mph, a speed increase supported by recent infrastructure improvements aimed at reducing travel time and enhancing quality of life for commuters.

Massachusetts has received a $3.5 million federal grant for the West-East Rail plan development, enhancing Boston-Albany train service. The state has amassed $150 million for the project, aiming for economic growth and better connectivity.

The MBTA announces service changes for September to accommodate upgrades and maintenance on the Green, Orange, Blue, and Fitchburg lines, resulting in temporary suspensions and use of shuttle buses.

Boston issues traffic advisories for events, suggesting public transit use due to student moves, concerts, and cultural events, including road closures and parking restrictions.

The MBTA in Boston will deploy 'fare engagement representatives' starting September 8 to curb fare evasion, with warnings followed by fines for non-compliance.

The annual Waterfront Festival will be held on Saturday, August 23, with activities and a classic car show, but also with traffic changes and parking restrictions as advised by the Plymouth Police.

Boston imposes temporary parking restrictions during the annual student move-in to ease congestion near universities from August 26 to September 2, 2025.

Massachusetts unveils solar canopies at Park and Ride lots, with a 318 kW-DC canopy in Harwich and a 580 kW-DC one in New Bedford, expected to save $270,000 and $482,000 respectively over their lifespans.

Attendees of Boston Marine Week on August 20-24, 2025, are advised to use alternative transportation due to parking restrictions and expected debris from aircraft at the event.