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An aerial view of a major highway interchange. In the foreground is the intersection of two multi-lane suburban roads. Behind it is a large parking lot, with a gas station and a handful of other highway-oriented businesses surrounded by asphalt. In the middle distance, a four-lane expressway runs from the right to upper left. In the upper left, the highway crosses a canal over an arched bridge. Another highway runs parallel to the canal into the distance in the photograph's upper right corner.

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Highways

MassDOT Wins ‘Mega’ Grant for Sagamore Bridge Replacement

A rendering of a street with three moving vehicle lanes in the middle, a parking lane on the left curb, and a two-way bike path along the right curb. In the middle distance is a crosswalk and a white-and-yellow MBTA bus is approaching in the opposite lane.

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Street Design

City of Newton Plans Protected Bike Lanes, Road Diet For Washington Street

A map of Massachusetts with a cross of rail lines representing north-south Amtrak routes through the CT River Valley and east-west routes from Albany to Boston. The cross meets in Springfield. An icon in the lower right describes the vision as "Compass Rail: passenger rail for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts"

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Amtrak

MassDOT Wins More Federal Funds to Plan Increased Boston-Albany Amtrak Service

A sunset view down a mostly-empty, wide four-lane street lined with small businesses and parked cars.

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Bicycling

Eyes On the Street: West Roxbury’s New Protected Bike Lanes

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MassDOT

New North Washington Street Bridge Will Partially Open In December

Workers wearing flourescent green jackets place new rebar under the subway tracks inside a subway tunnel. Behind them, three more workers watch over them from the top of an orange machine that has lights illuminating the work

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MBTA

Night and Weekend Track Work Removes 9 More Slow Zones From the Red Line

Monica Tibbits-Nutt

Governor Healey Promotes Transit Advocate Monica Tibbits-Nutt to Run MassDOT

TransitMatters Analysis Confirms Success of Last Month’s Red Line Track Work

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Protected bike lanes

Eyes On the Street: Posts Replace Cones on Mass. Ave. Bridge

People on bikes navigate their way through the newly-reconfigured Powder House Circle in Somerville.

Powder House Circle bike lanes

Somerville Voters Approve Bike Lanes, Bus Stop Improvements In Participatory Budget

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