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A law allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for driver’s licenses in Massachusetts launched in July, but many are struggling to access RMV applications and resources. Staff at western Massachusetts nonprofits have been working overtime to help these immigrants.
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The bike-sharing program didn't operate this past year because Bewegen, the Canadian company that ran it, entered bankruptcy proceedings.
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Connecticut's Department of Transportation joins a three-state study of advanced anti-DUI technology.
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According to the office of U.S. Rep. Richard Neal, D-Massachusetts, the grant to Massachusetts was the second largest among 70 awarded nationwide by the Federal Railroad Administration.
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This week marks the first significant departure from the Healy administration.
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Hurricane season could potentially impact gas supply in the Northeast, which could cause more price volatility.
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Undersecretary for Transportation Monica Tibbits-Nutt, a veteran of the field who earned rave reviews from transit advocates, will take over as acting transportation secretary.
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A Federally-mandated “unwinding” process aimed at ending Medicaid health insurance coverage for enrollees who are no longer eligible continues in Massachusetts.
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"The message from our administration is full steam ahead," Healey said to reporters when asked about progress on creating more passenger rail service between western Massachusetts and Boston.
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The Massachusetts transportation bill includes $200 million for the Chapter 90 program plus another $175 million in transportation-related infrastructure grants.