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Christian MilNeil

A map of the northern part of the Boston region showing proposed changes to five bus routes in Chelsea, Everett, Malden, Revere, and Somerville: the 86, in the lower left of the map, which runs between Reservoir Station and Sullivan Square today, but would be shortened to end at Harvard Square in the future; the proposed "frequent-service" 109, which runs through Everett to Sullivan today, and would extend to Harvard in the future to pick up the discontinued segment of the 86; the frequent-service 116, between Maverick and Wonderland, the frequent-service 104, between Airport and Malden Center, and the frequent-service 110, between Wellington and Wonderland.

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T Will Launch New ‘Frequent-Service’ Bus Routes in December, But Overall Service Still Remains Below Pre-Covid Levels

A shade structure over green-painted pavement. A spanish language sign in the foreground, attached to a tent post, is titled "Muy Pronto" (coming soon) and explains that the temporary plaza will host "eventos familiares como juegos, música en vivo, mercados campesinos y más"

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Tactical Urbanism

Eyes On the Street: Some Shade Flair for Day Square

A bus stop sign next to a bus shelter where a passenger is waiting shows two bus routes - the 75 to Watertown Yard and the 66 to Harvard Square - next to a yellow clock icon with a "15" in the middle.

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Bus lanes

Bus Network Redesign Shows Signs of Life

MBTA bus 104