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Bike in Western Ave. bike lane in Allston credit Emily Jacobsen

Bicycling

Eyes On the Street: The New Western Ave. Bike Lanes

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Christian MilNeil

A view up a city street under blue skies. A street sign on a traffic light reads "Harvard Ave." Several people on bikes ride towards the camera in a bike lane near the left side of the photo.

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MassDOT

As Clock Ticks On Federal Funds, MassDOT Proposes Smaller ‘Early Action’ Project for Allston I-90

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Meghan Volcy

A diagram of alternative service options during the planned shutdown of the Green Line between Park St. station and Medford/Tufts in Somerville. Pictured are the Orange Line, which has direct transfers to the Green Line at North Station and Haymarket and a short walking connection between Park St. and Downtown Crossing via the Winter St. Concourse, and a dashed line indicating shuttle service to stops between North Station and Medford Tufts. There will be no shuttle service to Union Sq.

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MBTA

Green Line Extension Takes a 2-Week Break for the Final Subway Shutdown of 2024

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Events

Transportation for Massachusetts Launching Webinar On Transportation Policy

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Reversing Course Again, Sec. Tibbits-Nutt Says Allston Project Will Include Multi-Acre Train Yard After All

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Kea Wilson

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When Media Gives Even Intentional Traffic Violence a Pass

Signs alongside a roadway read "Hammond Pond Parkway – Massachusetts Dept. of Conservation and Recreation" and "Hammond Pond Parkway Improvement Contract No. P23-3501-C3A Newton MA" next to some orange construction cones and freshly-laid asphalt and stacks of granite curbing.

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Eyes On the Street: State Conservation Agency Converts Asphalt to Parkland In Newton

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T Things to Be Thankful For This Thanksgiving

A rendering of a new MBTA station at Newtonville, with pedestrians and people on bikes waiting on a wide sidewalk outside a glass-and-steel structure

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Healey Administration, MBTA Announce Funding for Upgraded Newtonville Regional Rail Station

<p>Amelia Roth-Dishy is a reporter for the Provincetown Independent.</p>


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A bus with "HYANNIS" on its destination sign crosses a bridge under a pink sky at sunrise next to a sign that says "ENTERING DENNIS"

CCRTA bus on Bass River Bridge in Cape Cod,photo by Drew Bryden

Regional Transit Authorities

Cape Cod Opts Out of State Program for Fare-Free Buses

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