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Boston Doesn't Report Car Crash Data To The State
Boston is the only major municipality in the state that does not report its traffic crashes, even though an average of 16 people are killed in traffic-related crashes annually in the city. -
Why Don't The Boston Police Report Traffic Crash Data?
Boston is the only Massachusetts city that fails to file complete safety info to DOT. -
Licenses For Undocumented Immigrants Would Make Roads Safer, Lawmakers Say
Lawmakers are renewing a push for legislation that would allow undocumented immigrants residing in the state to acquire drivers licenses. -
Baker Proposes Hands-Free Cell Phone Driving Bill
The legislation marks the first time Baker has put forward his own hands-free driving bill since he first came out in support of the idea in late 2017. -
Questions Linger About Mass. Pike Rebuild Design Concept
MassDOT's concept has received a largely positive response, but there remain some details that need to be addressed. -
Wait Times Normal At Most Airports, TSA Says, As More Agents Call Out Sick
Government workers, including TSA agents, missed their first paycheck of the year last Friday, as a result of the country's longest partial government shutdown. -
Mass. Pike In Allston Will Be Rebuilt At Ground Level, Pollack Says
The "hybrid" design also calls for a section of travel lanes on Soldiers Field Road to be built along a new viaduct that accommodates for future pedestrian and bicycle lanes. -
What Can $8 Billion Do To Fix The T?
The road to rebuilding the MBTA will be "a long journey and steep mountain to climb." -
TSA Agents Are Working Without Pay During Shutdown -- And More Are Choosing To Call In Sick Instead
Wait times at airports may be affected as TSA agents choose to call in sick rather than work without pay during government shutdown -
MassDOT Bicycle Draft Plan 'A Step In The Right Direction,' Advocate Says
The head of the Massachusetts Bicycle Coalition responded to MassDOT's new draft plan for improved bicycle safety in the state.
