If you’re on Route 2 around Fitchburg, Mass., you’re going to want to slow down. Snow is buildling up on the road, as new England braces for its first big storm of the winter. State police have imposed a speed limit change to 45 miles-per-hour on Interstates 91 and 291. There is an overnight parking ban from 8 p.m. to...

The first flakes have already fallen in Worcester, Massachusetts.

About 48,000 tons of salt are being set aside for treating the roads in Boston.

Massachusetts is preparing for the first significant snowfall of the season, which is expected to drop several inches of snow in the region.

Monday the Massachusetts Department of Transportation announced the new exit sign system, based on mileage that will be rolled out over the next few years. The project will begin in late summer next year and be complete by 2022.

A change is coming to exits on Massachusetts highways. A federal mandate is requiring states to number their exits based on mileage, according to Jacquelyn Goddard, the communications director for the Massachusetts Department of Transportation.

A pedestrian was seriously injured Friday night in a crash in Everett, Massachusetts. The crash happened around 9:30 p.m. at the intersection of Revere Beach Parkway and Vine Street, state police said.

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation has received $41 million in federal funds to replace signaling infrastructure at Boston’s South Station so trains run on time. The Boston Globe reports the U.S. Department of Transportation funds will go toward updating Tower 1, modernizing the infrastructure and raising the computers to prevent water damage from flooding.

Think twice before you book it — it’s the expensive lesson a Massachusetts woman learned when making a hotel reservation on her phone. She called our Consumer Investigative Reporter Leslie Gaydos for help with her costly mistake. With a tap on her phone, Anne Castner of Groton was stuck with an expensive non-refundable hotel reservation she didn’t want.

Transportation officials on Thursday released a report that details the state’s traffic issues, providing details on problem areas including the most congested roads in the Bay State. The state has reached a “tipping point” when it comes to traffic problems — and things are only getting worse, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation said in its 2019 report to the governor.

The Duck Bridge in Lawrence, Massachusetts, has been closed to traffic after police say a truck struck several beams Tuesday morning. Police received a call at about 11 a.m. after several overhead beams on the bridge that connects Union and South Union streets were seen hanging, according to the Eagle Tribune.

A new bike lane in Somerville, Massachusetts, has an odd, potentially dangerous impediment: a utility pole. The uproar over the pole’s location began on Sunday, when a local cyclist posted a picture of the pole on a Facebook page, according to a Boston Globe report. That sparked others to chime in with their thoughts.

Amazon delivery is fast and easy, but what happens if someone walks off with your order? A local viewer’s security camera caught an alleged package thief on camera, and the viewer turned to Consumer Investigative Reporter Leslie Gaydos for help when he discovered who it was.

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation is demanding answers from the state’s Registry of Motor Vehicles, which ignored Connecticut’s warnings about the record of the truck driver allegedly at fault in the crash that killed seven motorcyclists in New Hampshire this June. Tranportation department officials met with their counterparts at the RMV Wednesday to discuss improving state-to-state records amid several...

More than 1,600 Massachusetts drivers have had their licenses suspended following a Registry of Motor Vehicles review prompted by a deadly crash that killed seven motorcyclists in New Hampshire. The unprocessed out-of-state violations were discovered in bins at registry headquarters and during a search of the agency’s archives dating back to 2011.

More than 1,600 Massachusetts drivers have had their licenses suspended following a Registry of Motor Vehicles review prompted by a deadly crash that killed seven motorcyclists in New Hampshire. The unprocessed out-of-state violations were discovered in bins at registry headquarters and during a search of the agency’s archives dating back to 2011.

Registry of Motor Vehicles officials say they have suspended more than 1,600 drivers’ licenses over out-of-state violations in a probe sparked by a deadly motorcycle crash in New Hampshire.

A former top official with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority claims he was fired for raising safety concerns and urging the agency not to suppress information about dangerous incidents, the Boston Globe reports. Ron Nickle, the MBTA’s top safety official for eight years, filed a federal complaint alleging that a high-ranking employee had urged the safety department to alter a...

A former top official with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority claims he was fired for raising safety concerns and urging the agency not to suppress information about dangerous incidents, the Boston Globe reports. Ron Nickle, the MBTA’s top safety official for eight years, filed a federal complaint alleging that a high-ranking employee had urged the safety department to alter a...

The man arrested in a deadly New Hampshire crash that killed seven members of a marine motorcycle club was also arrested in Connecticut for DUI last month.