Joshua Quimby of Billerica received a two-year suspended sentence for killing Tamar Vishlitzky in a Bedford crosswalk in 2024 ...

The Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA) is rolling out a new bus tracking system, renovating its central bus waiting ...

Tonight, MassDOT will host a virtual public hearing on its plans to remove the William Reid Overpass, a crumbling highway viaduct in Cambridge that flies over the traffic circle on the northern end of ...

This year, StreetsblogMASS attained a notable milestone: since January, readers have visited our homepage and article ...

Happy new year! We took some time off for a long winter break, but news kept on happening. Some of these are stories we may ...

Editor's note: this story originally appeared on StreetsblogUSA and has been edited to add details about projects that could be affected in Massachusetts. Congressional transportation leaders have ...

At a press conference in Roxbury this morning, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced that the city would undertake a major expansion in the city's network of separated bike lanes, with a goal to put 50 ...

This story was originally published by ProPublica, where former Streetsblog reporter Jesse Coburn now works. On its face, the rule proposed in July by the country’s pipeline-safety regulator seemed ...

Earlier this week, I got to try out the MBTA's new CharlieCard, which is currently in a testing phase for volunteers to try them out before they become more widely available at fare machines across ...

At an MBTA board meeting last month, Head of Rail Transformation, Alistair Sawers, shared a proposal for “discontinuous electrification” - a concept that could electrify the T’s regional rail system ...

Last week, City Hall quietly started installing new protective barriers along the Arlington Street bike lane in Back Bay – the start of a wider initiative to replace plastic flexible-post bollards ...

As Black Americans struggled against discrimination throughout the 20th century, public transportation was frequently a venue where activists resisted segregation and demanded equality. Often, those ...