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.

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.

Revere Traffic Commission Considers 24-Hour Resident Parking Amid Growing Safety Concerns

Overview: The recent Revere Traffic Commission meeting, held on September 19th, tackled issues related to parking, traffic safety, and pedestrian concerns, focusing primarily on a proposal to implement 24-hour resident parking on the upper half of Endicott Avenue.

Revere Traffic Commission Approves New Safety Measures

Overview: The Revere Traffic Commission recently approved several measures aimed at improving traffic safety and congestion across the city. Key decisions included the installation of new speed bumps, changes to street directions to curb cut-through traffic, adjustments to parking regulations, and the progression of a grant-funded program for safer routes to schools.

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.