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<p>Kevin DeGood is the director of infrastructure policy at the <a href="https://www.americanprogress.org/">Center for American Progress</a>.</p>


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Guest Column: Massachusetts Should Embrace Decongestion Pricing

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MBTA to Suspend Red Line Service In Dorchester This Weekend

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Wednesday Night: Editor Christian MilNeil Speaks At Streetwise Somerville

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Poll Finds Overwhelming Public Support for Worcester’s Fare-Free Buses

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How — and Why — To Start a Neighborhood E-Bike Library

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MBTA Plans Frequent-Running, Battery-Electric Trains on the Fairmount Line

A diagramatic map of transit diversions available during the Orange Line shutdown. Three parallel lines show the Green Line (top), which parallels the Orange Line from Copley (a short walk from the Back Bay stop) to North Station, the Orange Line (middle), which will be closed between Jackson Square and North Station, with bus shuttles serving the five stops between Jackson Square and Back Bay, and a purple line indicating NE corridor service from Forest Hills to Ruggles to Back Bay to South Station.

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MBTA Plans 4-Day Orange Line Closure Starting Monday

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City of Everett Wins Federal Funds to Bridge the Sweetser Circle Barrier

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Is Massachusetts Ready for Congestion Pricing?

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DCR Is Planning A Big Renovation of the Southwest Corridor Greenway

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