Alexis Walls from Massachusetts Public Health Alliance spoke to how Regional Transit Authorities (RTAs) are funded in ...

Massachusetts law will now allow public transit agencies to use bus-mounted cameras to issue fines against illegal parking in dedicated bus lanes and bus stops. On Wednesday, Governor Healey signed ...

A hotly anticipated ruling from the Commonwealth’s Supreme Judicial Court affirms that the state government has a clear ...

"There will be no service cuts, no layoffs, and no fare increases" for the MBTA in the coming year, task force member Brian ...

Footage of the homicide scene suggests that the killing occurred in a clearly-marked crosswalk next to a stop sign.

In the waning days of 2024, a skeleton crew of lawmakers on Beacon Hill enacted two new laws that would let transit agencies ...

Our annual roundup of the year’s biggest stories on StreetsblogMASS doesn’t include some of the biggest transportation news ...

Last week, the MBTA released a draft environmental assessment for its Draw One Bridge replacement project. The document reveals key details about the agency's plans to replace the century-old railroad ...

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Massachusetts trailbuilders cut the ribbon on about 15 miles’ worth of new car-free bike and pedestrian trails. Those projects include several we’ve written about here on StreetsblogMASS, including ...