Revere Traffic Commission Tackles Mill Street Parking Dilemma and More

Overview: The Revere Traffic Commission convened on November 21st to address pressing parking issues across the city, resulting in changes for Mill Street, Green Street, and other locations. Key decisions included establishing new parking restrictions to improve traffic flow and safety, as well as accommodating the needs of local residents and visitors.

Fifth Graders Petition Amherst for Safer Biking Infrastructure

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Amherst Transportation Advisory Committee, a fifth-grade class from Fort River School presented a 60-page petition to the Town Council advocating for improved biking infrastructure. The petition, signed by students, highlighted the need for family-friendly bike lanes and off-road paths along Belchertown Road, as well as updates to Pelham Road sidewalks. The students emphasized reducing fossil fuel use and called for a revisitation of the bike and pedestrian plan established in 2018-2019, garnering community support.

Amherst Transportation Advisory Committee Tackles Bicycle Safety and Infrastructure Challenges

Overview: The Amherst Transportation Advisory Committee recently convened to discuss issues concerning bicycle safety, infrastructure improvements, and traffic dynamics. The meeting drew attention to concerns over inadequate bicycle facilities and awareness among drivers regarding sharing the road safely with cyclists. Members also debated the safety and efficiency of roundabouts, the need for improved signage, and strategies for public education on new traffic laws.

Revere Traffic Commission Approves Essic Street One-Way Conversion Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Revere Traffic Commission approved a proposal to convert Essic Street to a one-way street in a northerly direction from Park Avenue to Mountain Avenue, responding to resident concerns about safety and traffic congestion.

Amherst’s Traffic Safety Plans Face Communication and Infrastructure Challenges

Overview: The Amherst Transportation Advisory Committee meeting on October 3rd addressed several issues, including communication challenges affecting school-related safety initiatives, ongoing infrastructure projects, and potential changes in traffic enforcement. Committee members focused on improving outreach for school safety programs and managing the complexities of multiple road projects and speed limit regulations throughout the town.