Revere Traffic Commission Tables EV Charging Station Plans Amid Safety and Usage Concerns

Overview: The Revere Traffic Commission convened on November 20th to discuss various traffic-related issues, including the potential installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, amendments to existing parking regulations, and the introduction of traffic calming measures in key areas. While the proposal for EV charging stations was a focal point, the commission also deliberated on residential parking regulations and snow emergency plans.

Revere Traffic Commission Moves to Enhance Safety at High-Risk Intersection and Enforce Scooter Regulations

Overview: The recent meeting of the Revere Traffic Commission focused on addressing safety concerns at a high-risk intersection and enforcing regulations for motorized scooters. Mayor Patrick M. Keefe Jr. highlighted the need for safety measures at the intersection of Northshore Road and Vera Street, where repeated vehicle strikes have posed a danger to residents. Additionally, the commission discussed a directive to enforce Massachusetts laws regarding motorized scooters.

Revere Traffic Commission Addresses Parking Meter Changes and Resident Parking Rules

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Revere Traffic Commission made notable decisions regarding parking meter updates and resident parking rules. The commission unanimously approved a proposal to install new parking meters on Pleasant, Hide, and Yemen Streets and to adjust current regulations. Discussions also highlighted ongoing debates about two-sided parking in certain neighborhoods and the potential removal of 24-hour resident-only parking restrictions.

Revere Traffic Commission Considers Speed Limit Reduction and Parking Adjustments Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: The Revere Traffic Commission meeting on April 17, 2025, addressed significant local issues, including potential speed limit reductions, parking modifications, and updates on public transportation projects aimed at improving safety and accessibility. These discussions were driven by community feedback and ongoing urban development challenges.

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.