Fall River Traffic Board Approves Key Parking Changes Amid Resident Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Fall River Traffic Board, several issues were addressed, including significant parking changes, resident safety concerns, and the need for improved traffic management at school zones. The board approved measures to amend parking ordinances on Lindsay Street, addressed the impact of traffic changes on Breman Street residents, and tackled student drop-off challenges at Laternal School.

Fall River Traffic Board Approves Multiple Curb Cuts and Discusses Handicap Parking Requests

Overview: The Fall River Traffic Board meeting on November 19, 2025, focused on the approval of curb cuts and several handicap parking requests. The board approved curb cut requests for properties on Cambridge and California Streets and deliberated on various handicap parking applications.

Fall River Traffic Board Approves Safety Measures Amid Concerns Over Speeding and Parking

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fall River Traffic Board addressed several pressing traffic concerns, leading to the approval of new safety measures and changes to parking regulations. Key decisions included the installation of a solar flashing caution sign at a dangerous intersection, the adjustment of parking regulations near a school, and the allocation of handicap parking spaces to accommodate residents with mobility challenges.

Fall River Traffic Board Faces Debate Over Lindsay Street Reconfiguration

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Fall River Traffic Board, discussions centered around a proposed one-way traffic pattern change and sidewalk narrowing on Lindsay Street.

Fall River Traffic Board Approves One-Way Change for Quincy Street Amid State Project Discussions

Overview: The Fall River Traffic Board meeting saw notable decisions, including approving a one-way change for Quincy Street from President Avenue to Brownell Street, aligning with ongoing state project discussions. The board also processed several routine traffic requests and addressed accessibility concerns, though not without some community member disappointment.