Massachusetts has secured $102 million in federal funds for transportation upgrades, impacting multiple communities and projects like the McGrath Boulevard Project and EV charging infrastructure deployment.

Massachusetts celebrates the opening of 15 miles of new shared use paths in 2024, advancing sustainable transportation and safety for cyclists and pedestrians.

The MBTA has announced service changes for January, affecting the Silver, Orange, and Red lines, and some Commuter Rail lines due to construction projects aiming to enhance infrastructure by 2025.

Boston issues a traffic advisory for road closures and parking restrictions during the Hanukkah Vehicle Procession and First Night Boston 2025 celebrations, encouraging residents to use alternative transportation.

The MBTA launched a bus service overhaul on Sunday, increasing frequency and efficiency across nine communities, with some routes now offering buses every 15 minutes.

MassDOT's Aeronautics Division received a $1 million grant from the AID Demonstration Program to enhance drone utilization for infrastructure, advancing data collection and asset management.

Boston is starting overnight repair work on the Belgrade Avenue Bridge, causing potential noise disruptions for West Roxbury residents. Work is set from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. to limit impact on train services.

JetBlue announces new nonstop flights from Boston to Madrid and Edinburgh, starting May 22, 2025, expanding its European network with A321 aircraft featuring premium Mint seating.

Boston's holiday events lead to traffic changes, suggesting public transit as roads close for events like the Jolly Jaunt 5K, Beacon Hill Holiday Stroll, and more.

The MBTA Red Line is now free of slow zones for the first time in two decades, following extensive track improvements aimed at enhancing service efficiency.

The MBTA has launched "MBTA Go," an app providing real-time transit data for iPhone users in Boston, with an Android release planned. It offers various language support and future enhancements are expected.

Plymouth prepares for its Thanksgiving Parade with road closures and no-parking zones on Water Street and surrounding areas, offering shuttle services for attendees.

The Cambridge Red Line will be suspended between Harvard and Broadway during November, with shuttle buses and alternative routes available for commuters.