Transportation

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• • Letter from Transportation Secretary Pollack to MBTA and MassDOT Staff (6)
  • Will Brownsberger
  • August 18th, 2017
  The letter below from Transportation Secretary Pollack to MBTA and MassDOT Staff transmits well-deserved congratulations, which I echo. Dear Colleagues at MassDOT and the MBTA, You and I know that what we do every day and how well we do it matters, but that’s not always obvious to the public. This week marked the culmination […]
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• • Arsenal Street Corridor Study – Final Report (0)
  • Andrew Bettinelli
  • August 17th, 2017
  From MassDOT: The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) has released the Final Report for the Arsenal Street Corridor Study MassDOT’s Arsenal Street Corridor Study in Watertown has developed and analyzed alternatives that are intended to improve transportation conditions on Arsenal Street between Galen Street and Birmingham Parkway. The study focused on vehicular, bicycle, pedestrian, and […]
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• • I-90 Restored to All 4 Lanes in Each Direction by 5:00 AM, Monday (0)
  • Will Brownsberger
  • August 7th, 2017
  Full I-90 lane restoration completed three weeks ahead of schedule.
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• • Symphony Station Accessibility Project – Public Meeting (6)
  • Andrew Bettinelli
  • July 14th, 2017
  Update: Presentation from the 7/26 Public Meeting The MBTA has announced the first public meeting to discuss accessibility upgrades and design for Symphony Station on the Green Line.  Symphony is one of the last inaccessible underground stations on the Green Line.  This relatively high ridership station and serves many residents in the Fenway. A neighborhood […]
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