Fall River Traffic Board Faces Complex Decisions on Handicap Parking and Traffic Flow Adjustments

Overview: The recent Fall River Traffic Board meeting tackled a range of community concerns, focusing on handicap parking requests and proposed traffic flow adjustments. Debates centered on the eligibility criteria for handicap spaces given the availability of off-street parking and the potential for changes to traffic patterns on Quick Street and Pine Street.

Brainerd Transit Committee Weighs Fare Reductions and New Software Enhancements

Overview: The Brainerd Transportation Advisory Committee, despite lacking a quorum at its recent meeting, engaged in a discussion on matters related to fare reductions and the introduction of new transit software aimed at improving service accessibility and efficiency for the community. The committee considered how to optimize the utilization of its financial reserves to better serve transit riders and reduce costs.

Revere Traffic Commission Approves New Traffic Studies and Parking Changes Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent session on January 16, the Revere Traffic Commission addressed multiple issues ranging from traffic safety to parking amendments, with notable outcomes including the approval of a traffic study on Charger Street and changes to handicap and regular parking regulations across various streets.

Residents Demand Solutions for Commercial Vehicle Parking Troubles at Fall River Board Meeting

Overview: In a recent Fall River Traffic Board meeting, a portion of the discussion focused on residents’ concerns over commercial vehicles parking in residential areas, particularly on Grant Street. Residents voiced their frustration over the challenges these vehicles pose, including blocked driveways and expired registrations. Meanwhile, the board also addressed other local traffic issues, including requests for parking signage and discussions about traffic safety at critical intersections.

Amherst Transportation Committee Debates Roundabout Plans Amid Traffic Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Amherst Transportation Advisory Committee deliberated on the Southeast Street project, focusing on a controversial roundabout proposal that had previously met with widespread dissatisfaction. Concerns about traffic congestion, particularly around school sites, were central to the discussions, leading the committee to explore alternative solutions while acknowledging significant cost implications and timelines extending into 2025.