An NTSB report cited a breach of protocol in an MBTA Green Line train derailment in Somerville, with the train exceeding speed limits and ignoring signals, resulting in minor injuries.

Boston issues a traffic advisory for upcoming events including marathons, police conferences, and a Celtics game, urging the use of public transit due to road closures and parking restrictions.

Cambridge has announced a weekend of street closures and community events, including block parties, a pop-up market, and a comedy street party, culminating in an Indigenous People's Day celebration.

The MBTA's Orange Line faces a shutdown between key stations for track upgrades, with alternative shuttle bus and fare-free Commuter Rail service offered.

A water main break on I-495 in Massachusetts causes a large sinkhole, disrupting traffic with significant delays expected. State Police advise finding alternate routes.

Boston neighborhoods face traffic changes due to events like the Jimmy Fund Walk, Roslindale Parade, Boston 10K, and others, with road closures and parking restrictions advised.

The City of Cambridge announces the FOUND Block Party, Fall Classic 5K, Oktoberfest, HONK! Parade, and a Black Owned Business Pop-up Market, all causing various street closures and traffic changes this weekend.

The MBTA's Red Line has improved speeds and reliability following a project that upgraded 18 miles of track, removing speed restrictions and cutting travel times.

The article highlights a weekend of events in Boston, including college festivities, road races, and street fairs, which will cause road closures and parking restrictions in various neighborhoods.

The City of Cambridge has announced traffic and parking changes due to events from September 28, including street closures for various festivities and the detour of the 69 bus.

Cambridge will experience event-related street closures on September 21-22 due to the Central Night Market, FOUND Block Party, and Black Owned Business Pop-Up Market.

A water main break in Dorchester affected local businesses and the MBTA Red Line service, causing delays and disruptions, while the BWSC worked on repairs. Residents were advised about discolored water as a result.

Massachusetts receives $16.2 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation to expand its EV charging network, promoting sustainable transportation and advancing climate objectives.