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A map of the Independence Greenway, which currently exists in two sections in the town of Peabody: the western section extends from the down's western boundary to a park near Interstate 95. The eastern section extends from just east of I-95 to Route 128. A planned extension, shown as a green-dashed line on the map, would extend the eastern portion a little over a mile into the town's center. Another future project, shown as a red-dashed line, would connect the eastern and western segments under an underpass of Interstate 95, and also connect to the Danvers Rail Trail, which extends northward through the town of Danvers.

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MassDOT Plans to Bridge A Major Barrier In Border-to-Boston Trail Network

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D.C. to Dangerous Drivers: We Will Slow You Down!

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In 2023, City Planners Approved Enough Parking to Bring 8,000 More Cars Into Boston

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Mayor Wu Pledges Two More Years of Fare-Free Operations On Routes 28, 29, and 23

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MassDOT’s Allston I-90 Plans Suffer Another Rejection for Federal Funding

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MBTA to Suspend Harvard-Alewife Red Line Service Starting Monday

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Massachusetts Drivers Burned More Gasoline in 2023, Undermining Governor Healey’s Climate Goals

An animation shows how numerous speed restrictions were removed from the central segment of the Green Line between Jan. 3, 2024 and Jan. 29, when the line reopened after an extended closure for track work. The first frame for Jan. 3 shows a dense cluster of speed restriction icons in the center of the Green Line between Kenmore Square and North Station. The second frame, showing the same map on Jan. 29, shows significantly fewer speed restriction icons.

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January Closure Fixes 16 More Slow Zones on the Green Line

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Reforming a 44-Year-Old Insurance Law Could Prevent Thousands of Deadly Truck Crashes a Year

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Driver Kills Pedestrian On Route 1A In East Boston

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