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Residents can continue riding the MBTA Route 28 bus, which serves Mattapan, Dorchester, and Roxbury, for free until December 31, 2021.
The guidelines for new developments over 50,000 square feet will facilitate a more efficient and transparent development review process.
Street closures and parking restrictions will be in effect in Boston in the week leading up to the October 11 Boston Marathon.
Newbury Street will again be pedestrian-only on Sunday, September 26.
Student move-in at local colleges and universities will require temporary parking restrictions in Boston this week through Sunday, September 5.
For the first time, Bluebikes will be made available in Hyde Park.
Transforming Trends into Lasting Positive Change, new COB/ABC report offers roadmap for navigating post-pandemic return to work trends
Newbury Street into a pedestrian-only walkway for three Sundays in August (August 15, 22, and 29) from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Since launch in 2011, the publicly-owned and managed bike share program has enabled more than 14 million trips by bike.
All riders using the MBTA Route 28 bus will be able to board and ride this route for free from August 29 to November 29, 2021.
Starting Tuesday, April 20, parking enforcement will return citywide, including towing during posted street sweeping and ticketing for parking in spaces without an appropriate resident sticker.
The new program offers up to a $60 credit for MBTA and Bluebikes passes for 1,000 employees who work in five Main Street Districts.
A successful pilot program has resulted in the expansion from 40 car-share parking spaces up to 250 on local streets and in municipal lots throughout Boston.
Beginning Monday, March 1, street sweeping will resume in the North End, South End and Beacon Hill, and will resume citywide on April 1.
The City of Boston, in collaboration with A Better City , has released the results of a survey conducted to better understand how COVID-19 has impacted commuting choices before, during, and in the...
New bus lanes, walk-friendly signal changes, and separated bike lanes have been added in Downtown, Mattapan, and Roslindale.
In tandem, the Boston Transportation Department is installing publicly accessible electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in its neighborhood municipal lots.
The Transportation Department is seeking artists for mural proposals for the wall at 457 Blue Hill Avenue, adjacent to the Grove Hall Plaza.
For the past year, theTransportation Department has been leading a community process to re-imagine the future of Blue Hill Avenue.
The City of Boston is part of a team that is piloting the City's first income-tiered electric vehicle car sharing program.
These changes advance the Mayor Walsh’s Healthy Streets goals to support a safe, reopening and equitable recovery.
The City of Boston and the Public Works Department today announced that ticketing enforcement during street sweeping operations will resume on Monday, August 10th.
This program is to understand how e-cargo bikes could fit into Boston’s delivery landscape that could inform our potential approach, current obstacles to e-cargo bike adoption by private businesses...
The new Washington Street bus lane will save 24,000 weekday riders up to 12 minutes on trips from Nubian Square into downtown.
The City of Boston will reimagine streets in Boston to better support local businesses and restaurants, provide additional space for residents using public transportation, and accelerate the...
UPDATE AS OF JULY 6, 2020: When the state enters Phase 3 of its reopening plan, we will stop offering new passes. All passes will be good through their expiration date. There is no obligation to pay...
This was a temporary program put in place during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic precautions. This program is no longer active.
The new zones further the City of Boston's Go Boston 2030 mobility and safety goals.
First Night festivities taking place in the City of Boston on Tuesday, December 31, 2019, will impact traffic and parking in the Back Bay as well as on Boston’s waterfront.
The City of Boston is supporting the growth of electric vehicles. To do this, we're installing charging stations in municipal lots available to the public.
