Fall River Traffic Board Approves New Parking Spaces Downtown

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fall River Traffic Board approved a proposal for additional parking spaces to accommodate the increasing business and residential activities in the downtown area. This decision highlights the board’s efforts to enhance safety and manage traffic flow, despite some board members’ reservations about the potential impact on Fourth Street’s traffic.

Amherst Committee Proposes New Commission with Decision-Making Power

Overview: The latest meeting of the Amherst Transportation Advisory Committee highlighted a proposal for the creation of a new commission with decision-making authority. This marked a significant departure from the advisory role that the current Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) holds.

Fall River Traffic Board Tackles Anan Street Parking Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fall River Traffic Board addressed multiple issues regarding parking and traffic regulations, with a focus on the ongoing debate surrounding Anan Street’s parking situation. The meeting featured strong opinions from local business owners and residents, revealing a community in search of a balance between safety and economic vitality.

Revere Traffic Commission Approves 6-Month Bus Stop Pilot

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Revere Traffic Commission tackled several significant transportation-related proposals with the approval of a 6-month pilot program for bus stop consolidation being the most notable outcome. The program, aimed at improving the city’s public transit infrastructure, includes reconstructing sidewalks, installing benches and shelters, and replacing dead street trees along Broadway. The pilot program was debated extensively, with members considering either a 90-day trial or a 6-month period with a 90-day review. Eventually, the commission approved the 6-month trial period with a review after 90 days.

Revere Traffic Commission Debates Bus Network Redesign

Overview: The Revere Traffic Commission recently discussed comprehensive changes to the bus network aimed at improving service for residents and ensuring accessibility. The proposal, presented by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA), includes changes to bus routes, stops, and traffic flow, specifically affecting Broadway and surrounding areas. The meeting also addressed various community concerns regarding parking, accessibility, and safety measures, with multiple items moved to public hearings for further consideration.