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An aerial map of a small town village, labelled "Village of North Truro", bisected by a wide highway that cuts from the top edge of the image to the lower right corner. A wide buffer around the highway is highlighted in pink to indicate the state-owned right-of-way, which dwarfs the size of the adjacent village. A white area in the upper right corner indicates the site of a new housing development called "Cloverleaf" and the main street running through the village and under the highway, connecting to two highway off-ramp loops, is labelled as Highland Road.

North Truro village map highlighting MassDOT land

Highways

Truro Is Converting Part of An Obsolete Highway Interchange to Affordable Housing

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Watch: ‘The 15-Minute City’ Discussion Featuring Carlos Moreno and Jim Aloisi

An aerial view of a planned highway drawn on top of a satellite image showing the Charles River in the upper-left corner and the Mass. Turnpike along the lower edge. The drawing illustrates a wide 6-lane road connecting two intersections, one at left center next to the river, and one 4-way intersection at right center. The designers' blue-and-white logo, reading "PARE Corporation" is at lower right.

DCR Beacon-SFR overview plan April 2025

DCR Proposes A Six-Lane Riverfront Highway For Its Brighton ‘Park’

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Congestion Pricing Works in Small Metros, Too

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Meghan Volcy

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Boston’s Chief of Streets Reminds Business Leaders That ‘Our Roads Are Not Getting Bigger’

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