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The MassDOT Rail & Transit Division’s Community Transit Grant Program for Fiscal Year 2016 has received more than 90 applications, a 50% increase compared to last year. Applications were due on March 2. The Community Transit Grant Program provides financial assistance through the Federal Transit …Continue Reading Community Transit Grant Applications Show Significant Increase
MassDOT has scheduled a Design Public Hearing for the proposed Massachusetts Avenue Bridge over Commonwealth Avenue Project in Boston as follows: Boston Central Library, Commonwealth Salon, 700 Boylston Street, Wednesday, March 25, 2015, 6:30PM-8:00PM The purpose of this hearing is to provide the public with …Continue Reading Boston: Massachusetts Avenue Bridge Public Hearing Set
MassDOT today announced release of the first ever comprehensive New England Regional Transportation Maps. These maps show all privately operated rail, bus, and ferry service across New England and connecting services to New York State. MassDOT’s Rail & Transit Division developed the maps in coordination …Continue Reading Comprehensive New England Regional Transportation Maps
MassDOT again this year is enlisting the public’s help this winter season in reporting pothole locations on state roads, allowing repairs to be made as quickly as possible. To report a pothole, drivers are encouraged to call MassDOT’s Pothole Hotline at 857-DOT-INFO (857-368-4636). Potholes are …Continue Reading Pothole Report: Call 857-DOT-INFO
Today, in coordination with MassDOT officials, Governor Charlie Baker’s administration, and the National Guard, MBTA officials announced that Red Line service has resumed from Alewife to North Quincy on the Red Line. Green Line Service along the E Branch also resumed this morning. Recovery Update …Continue Reading MBTA Recovery Update: Friday, February 20
MBTA and MassDOT Wednesday released a service restoration plan and stressed that reduced train counts due to the unprecedented winter storms will result in longer wait times and some crowding in the short term. While snow removal crews are making progress opening up service facilities …Continue Reading MBTA: Thursday, February 19 Update
The MBTA will provide a limited schedule of rail and bus service tomorrow, Tuesday, February 17, 2015. Red Line service will available from Alewife to Andrew Stations with limited substitute bus service on the Ashmont and Braintree branches. Limited bus replacement service will be available …Continue Reading MBTA Service: Tuesday, February 17
MassDOT Registrar of Motor Vehicles Celia J. Blue and executives from AAA Northeast (AAA NE) today in Burlington announced the latest AAA Registry Services location to begin providing RMV license and registration renewal services to members. “Our model for delivering extraordinary customer service relies on …Continue Reading RMV, AAA Partnerships Expands to Burlington
MassDOT and the MBTA encourage commuters to plan ahead and take necessary steps to ensure safe travel during this week’s cold weather. If you are driving, be sure to Prepare Your Vehicle and bring Winter Car Supplies. Follow Safe Driving Tips and know what to …Continue Reading Safe Travel in Cold Weather: Plan Ahead
Governor Deval Patrick today rededicated South Station as “Governor Michael S. Dukakis South Station Transportation Center” in recognition of the former Governor’s devotion to public transportation and advocacy. Today’s ceremony at the newly-named South Station included the unveiling of a plaque on the corner of …Continue Reading Governor Patrick Rededicates “Governor Michael S. Dukakis South Station Transportation Center”
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