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April 9, 2024
South Coast Rail's start will have to wait until safety testing has been fully completed.
February 27, 2024
Since the 1800s, Neanderthal depictions have evolved with changing science and social views. An archaeologist explains why the images matter.
February 17, 2024
Boston Chamber of Commerce President CEO Jim Rooney said he is not opposed to a new tax or fee to boost funding at the MBTA.
February 8, 2024
Anti-Rich Moron law. US politicians are mulling new laws because Apple fanboys are too stupid to take their Vision Pro headsets off when they are driv...
February 8, 2024
State representative wants to ban โidiots driving Teslas with their hands up in the airโ
February 1, 2024
BOSTON — The House’s point person on transportation did not even need to hear from a single city or town leader Tuesday before accurately forecasting how most would react to
January 31, 2024
The House's point person on transportation did not even need to hear from a single city or town leader Tuesday before accurately forecasting how most would react to the latest annual road and bridge funding bill: that it simply did not offer enough money.
November 16, 2023
In another new development with big implications for riders, the MBTAโs push to trade near-term headaches for long-term improvements will soon be put to the test on an unprecedented scale. Reduced train speeds associated with safety concerns have plagued riders with sluggish travel for months, and MBTA officials on Nov. 9 announced they now plan to shut down segments of all
November 9, 2023
In another new development with big implications for riders, the MBTAโs push to trade near-term headaches for long-term improvements will soon be put to the<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/systemwide-subway-shutdowns-planned-to-fix-mbta/">Read More</a>
October 18, 2023
Drivers could be slapped with higher fines and possible jail time for failing to slow down and change lanes for roadside emergency vehicles, as part of changes to a 2009 โmove over lawโ sought by the State Police Association of Massachusetts.