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Beit-Aharon: Traffic circles improve safety and quality of life

Thank you for the informative article, Analysis of traffic crashes involving serious injury or death in Newton. I was looking at the numbers, a few of them pointed to a straightforward safety improvement. Specifically, the most common factor in serious crashes is an intersection (54%). Bicycle accidents most commonly involve…

Traffic Council Report – June 12, 2025

The Traffic Council approved the following (see report and watch the meeting video): Approved items may be appealed through the close of business on July 2, 2025. The Traffic Council voted No Action Necessary on the following: The Traffic Council voted to Hold the following: Attendees: David Koses (Chair, DPW),…

This weekend: Mass. Pike restricted to one lane each way in Newton, spilling traffic onto side roads, June 20-23

From 9PM Friday, June 20 to 5AM Monday, June 23, the Mass Pike (I-90) will be reduced to one lane in each direction between Exit 123 (I-95 / Rte 128) and Exit 125 (Newton Corner) to facilitate a key part of MassDOT’s major construction project to replace eight Mass Pike bridges near the…

This weekend: Mass. Pike restricted to one lane each way in Newton, spilling traffic onto side roads, May 30-June 2

From 9PM Friday, May 30 to 5AM Monday, June 2, the Mass Pike (I-90) will be reduced to one lane in each direction between Exit 123 (I-95 / Rte 128) and Exit 125 (Newton Corner) to facilitate a key part of MassDOT’s major construction project to replace eight Mass Pike bridges near the…

I-90 / I-95 bridge construction: Upcoming gridlock on two weekends, with test this Friday

MassDOT’s major construction project to replace Mass Pike bridges over the MBTA Commuter Rail near the I-90 / I-95 interchange will cause significant traffic disruption on two upcoming weekends, with a one-night test of the diversion on Friday, May 2. During the times noted below, Mass Pike (I-90) traffic will…

Traffic Council Report – March 13, 2025

The Traffic Council approved the following (see the report and watch the meeting video): Each decision can be appealed until April 2, 2025. Voting Members Present: Captain Devine, (Police), Mitchell Fischman (resident), David Koses(DPW) and Adrian Ayala (DPW)Absent: Councilor DownsAlso Present: Councilor LucasCity Staff: Jini Fairley (ADA Coordinator)

Traffic Council Report – February 27, 2025

The Traffic Council approved the following (see the report and watch the meeting video): The committee voted no action necessary for the following: The committee voted to hold the following: Voting Members Present: Captain Devine, (Police), Councilor Downs, David Koses (DPW)Adrian Ayala (DPW), Margot Spiller, Alternate Resident Traffic Council MemberAlso…

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