News and Announcements

Massachusetts to receive over $9 million in electric vehicle infrastructure funding for Federal Fiscal Year 2022

With summer coming to an end, and new daily commutes to school and work, it is important to remember the importance of crossing safely at railroad tracks and child vehicle safety.

Drawing will be held on Tuesday, September 13, at 10 a.m.

Starting November 1, vehicles passing inspection will get a new sticker with the month the last sticker expired, valid for one year Starting October 1, vehicle owners will no longer receive a printed inspection report when a vehicle passes inspection

Grants will boost Industrial Rail Freight Access and Jobs

Starting November 1, vehicles passing inspection will get a new sticker with the month the last sticker expired, valid for one year. Starting October 1, vehicle owners will no longer receive a printed inspection report when a vehicle passes inspection

Video submissions this year will focus on interpreting signs and pavement markings on roadways and in school zones and explaining their meaning

– The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is pleased to announce it has launched a new online survey to kick off the second phase of public engagement for the 2050 Statewide Long Range Transportation Plan, entitled Beyond Mobility.

MassDOT has received permission from U.S. Coast Guard to reduce “on demand” openings of drawbridge over Charles River

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT), in partnership with the MBTA and municipal and community partners have compiled a guide for people who will be bicycling during the 30-day full closure of the Orange Line between Oak Grove and Fore

Federal Transit Administration announces grants for five entities, including the MBTA for bus fleets and facilities