Massachusetts drivers are warned of heavy congestion on the Mass Pike due to bridge construction at the I-90/I-95 interchange, with lane reductions causing significant delays.

Massachusetts postpones certain EV sales mandates for 2026 and 2027 to allow manufacturers time to adjust production for the Advanced Clean Cars II program.

Boston is set to have a lively weekend with events such as the Beacon Hill Arts Walk, Dorchester Day Parade, concerts at Fenway Park, and the Annual Corrib Classic 5K, causing road closures and parking restrictions.

Boston expands AI-driven Project Green Light to optimize traffic signals, reduce congestion, and improve commutes.

The MBTA plans a $9.8 billion investment for system upgrades, but faces a budget shortfall with issues like unfunded projects and reliance on uncertain federal funds. Its capital plan prioritizes rapid transit and commuter rail, with less for buses.

Cambridge warns of travel disruptions due to the Boston Calling Music Festival and Boston's Run to Remember, with significant street closures from May 23-25, 2025.

Boston prepares for events causing traffic and parking disruptions, with "Run to Remember Road Race" closing main streets and other happenings leading to advisories citywide.

The MBTA Commuter Rail started testing trains running on renewable diesel, specifically Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil, aiming to reduce emissions and achieve Massachusetts' net-zero goal by 2050.

Waymo is mapping Boston for potential expansion of its self-driving robotaxi service, starting with manual driving to understand local roads. No rider program is launched yet.

Boston prepares for various events, including ClimaTech and cultural parades, causing traffic changes and road closures; residents and visitors should plan accordingly.

Boston Logan Airport welcomes Arajet, offering low-cost flights to Santo Domingo four times a week, with one-way fares starting at $170. Arajet will also connect Boston to over 25 destinations, including Buenos Aires.

Boston prepares for the Boston Marathon and Patriot's Day with traffic advisories and parking restrictions. Visitors are encouraged to use public transit, and extensive "No Stopping" rules will be in place.

MassDOT begins the $15.6 million Boston Road Rehabilitation Project in Westford to enhance safety and accessibility, including bike lanes, sidewalks, and signal updates, with a 2027 completion goal.