Overnight Ramp Closures at I-495/I-90 Interchange, September 21-24

I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project 

Advisory: Hopkinton, Westborough

I-90 Westbound to I-495 Northbound Ramp Now Opens September 19

Overnight Ramp Closures at I-495/I-90 Interchange,

September 21-24

What is Hap

pening?

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is announcing a new date for opening of the new ramp connecting I-90 westbound to I-495 northbound, as well as overnight ramp closures at the I-495/I-90 interchange to facilitate construction operations. 

I-90 Westbound to I-495 Northbound Ramp Opening 

The new I-90 westbound ramp to I-495 northbound is now scheduled to open on Saturday, September 19. This work will require a single lane closure on I-90 westbound from 8:00 PM on Friday, September 18 to 5:00 AM on Saturday, September 19. You can view a map of the new ramp here. 

Overnight Ramp Closures

The I-495 northbound ramp to Route 9 East (Exit 59A) will be closed nightly from Monday, September 21 through Thursday, September 24, from 10:00 PM each night to 5:00 AM the following morning. During these overnight closures, the following detour will be in place:

• Take Exit 59B (Route 9 West) to reverse direction onto I-495 southbound to access Exit 59A (Route 9 East).

Appropriate signage, law enforcement details, and messaging will be in place to guide drivers through the work area.

Drivers traveling through the affected areas should expect delays, reduce speed, and use caution.

All scheduled work is weather dependent and/or may be impacted due to an emergency.

About the Project

The purpose of the I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project is to provide a safe and efficient interchange of the interstate highways I-495 & I-90. The project will replace the interchange, eliminate the old toll booth area and weaving areas, improve ramp spacing, acceleration, and deceleration lanes, and add an auxiliary lane from I-495 Northbound to Route 9. New bridges will be constructed on I-495 over I-90, on I-495 and I-90 over the MBTA/CSX/Amtrak lines, on I-495 Northbound over Flanders Road, and on Fruit Street. 

Stay Informed

If someone you know would like to subscribe to receive project updates, meeting notices, and traffic impact advisories, they can do so here.

To report a noise complaint, please call the project hotline: (508) 676-3551

Project email: 495-90Improvements@state.ma.us

Project website: www.mass.gov/massdot/495-90interchange

Did you know that iWalk 2026 (International Walk, Bike, & Roll to School Day) is on Wednesday, October 7 ???

via MassDOT:

"Join us for iWalk 2026 (International Walk, Bike, & Roll to School Day) on Wednesday, October 7, 2026. 

We’re excited to come together with schools across the Commonwealth to celebrate students’ active commutes to school (or even during school recess or lunch). We have special incentives such as bookmarks and stickers to help schools encourage participation. 

It’s easy to participate—in fact, you can celebrate iWalk any day in October!

Schools can register for iWalk, download promotional flyers for families in four languages, and check out our activity books/coloring pages on the Encouragement page of our website."

Register the school - 

https://gis.massdot.state.ma.us/SRTS_Universe/Flagship_Event_Registration/Editor/

MA RMV Reminds Drivers of School Bus Safety Rules as Students Return to School

As students across Massachusetts return to school, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is reminding drivers to use extra caution around school buses, bus stops, and school zones and to follow state laws designed to keep students safe. 

Under Massachusetts law, when a school bus stops to pick up or drop off students and its red lights are flashing, drivers approaching from either direction must stop before reaching the bus. The only exception is for drivers traveling in the opposite direction on a divided highway separated by a physical barrier. 

Drivers must remain stopped until the red lights are turned off and the stop-sign arm has fully retracted, unless directed to proceed by a police officer. Motorists traveling behind a school bus must remain at least 100 feet back. 

 “As students return to school, we are asking every driver to build extra time into your commute so you can slow down and stay alert as school buses are picking up and dropping off children,” said Colleen Ogilvie, Massachusetts Registrar of Motor Vehicles. “Stop when a school bus or van has its red lights flashing and a stop sign extended.  Remain stopped until the lights stop flashing and proceed with caution being on the lookout for children.”  

“This time of year brings many transitions for communities, children and families,” Elementary and Secondary Education Commissioner Pedro Martinez said. “I’m grateful to the transportation and public safety professionals who get students to and from school safely. I ask drivers to please be patient and careful during back-to-school season.” 

The six school bus rules every Massachusetts driver should know:  

• Stop when red lights are flashing: Drivers approaching a stopped school bus with its red lights flashing must stop before reaching the bus. 
• Traffic in both directions must generally stop: The exception is for drivers traveling in the opposite direction on a divided highway separated by a physical barrier. 
• Remain stopped until the lights are off: Do not proceed until the flashing red lights have been turned off and the stop-sign arm fully retracted or a police officer directs you to move. 
• Slow down and prepare to stop when the yellow/amber lights are flashing which indicate the bus is slowing down and preparing to stop to load or unload passengers. 
• Stay at least 100 feet behind a school bus: Drivers following a school bus must maintain this distance and be prepared for frequent stops. 
• Watch for children: Slow down and remain especially alert near bus stops, schools, crosswalks and residential areas. 

In Massachusetts, the first offense for failing to stop for a school bus carries a minimum fine of $250, with higher fines and possible license revocation for repeat offenses.  

Massachusetts law also allows cities and towns to adopt school-bus camera programs. In participating communities, cameras can document vehicles that illegally pass stopped school buses. Local law enforcement reviews the footage and determines whether to issue a citation. 

The RMV inspects Massachusetts school buses three times each year, in addition to the required annual state inspection. Approximately 10,000 buses undergo comprehensive reviews covering brakes, steering, suspension, lights, emergency equipment, interiors and seating. 

MassDOT encourages drivers to build additional time into their morning and afternoon travel as school resumes, avoid distractions behind the wheel, and be prepared for increased pedestrian, bicycle, and school bus activity. 

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Attention high schoolers: Participate in this Year's MassDOT Safe Streets Smart Trips High School Video Contest!

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is excited to launch its 13th annual Safe Streets Smart Trips High School Video Contest and we look forward to your students participating!

For the 2026-2027 school year, we are inviting all enrolled Massachusetts public high school students to write and produce a 30-60 second video showcasing safe riding behaviors for electric micromobility devices (e-bikes, e-scooters, etc.). By bringing attention to this growing safety topic, we can help students, families, and community members better understand their role in promoting safe and responsible behaviors.

The video contest will feature two entry categories – a Freshman/Sophomore category and a Junior/Senior category. A grand prize, runner-up, and honorable mention will be selected in each category. Top videos may be used in future MassDOT safety campaigns.

Prize categories:

Grand Prize package – $500 Amazon gift card & sponsor items

Runner-up package – $300 Amazon gift card & sponsor items

Honorable Mention package – Sponsor items

All winners will be announced on October 27, 2026 at MassDOT’s Moving Together Conference. The winners will be featured during one of the conference sessions and the videos will be showcased to a large audience of transportation professionals.  

Please circulate the attached submission guidelines and encourage your students to have fun, be safe, and get creative! There is no limit to the number of students who can participate. All video submissions must be uploaded in the submission form no later than,

October 4, 2026 at 11:00 p.m. Eastern.

We encourage students and school staff to watch our recorded information session. For more contest information, please go to Mass.gov/road-safety-video.

• Download the full contest guidelines
• Access the contest submission form
• Download the contest promotional flyer
• View past winning videos

I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project Advisory: I-90 Eastbound Traffic Shift Effective August 28 Overnight Ramp Closures at I-495/I-90 Interchange August 24-27

I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project 

Advisory: Hopkinton, Westborough

I-90 Eastbound Traffic Shift Effective August 28

Overnight Ramp Closures at I-495/I-90 Interchange

August 24-27

What is Happening?

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is announcing a traffic shift on I-90 eastbound and overnight ramp closures at the I-495/I-90 interchange to facilitate construction operations.

I-90 Westbound Traffic Shift

The traffic on I-90 eastbound will be shifted to its new temporary alignment the evening of Thursday, August 27. Temporary lane closures will be in place beginning at 8:00 PM on Thursday, August 27, until 5:00 AM on Friday, August 28 while the traffic shift is completed. At least one travel lane will remain open at all times. 

• In the event of inclement weather, these construction activities will be pushed back by 24 hours and temporary lane closures will be in place beginning at 8:00 PM on Friday, August 28 until 5:00 AM on Saturday, August 29.

The new alignment is expected to remain in place until mid-2027 when the third phase of the Railroad Bridge structure is completed.

Overnight Ramp Closures

The I-90 eastbound ramp to I-495 northbound (Exit 106) will be closed overnight on  Monday, August 24 through Thursday, August 27 from 11:00 PM each night to 5:00 AM the following morning. During these overnight closures, the following detour will be in place:

• Take I-495 southbound to Exit 54A (West Main Street, Hopkinton) to reverse direction back to I-495 northbound. 

Additionally, the I-495 northbound ramp to I-90 East and West (Exit 58) will be closed nightly from Monday, August 24 through Thursday, August 27 from 11:00 PM each night to 5:00 AM the following morning. During these overnight closures, the following detour will be in place:

• Take I-495 northbound to Exit 59B (Route 9 westbound) to reverse direction onto I-495 southbound to access I-90 East and West. 

Appropriate signage, law enforcement details, and messaging will be in place to guide drivers through the work area.

Drivers traveling through the affected areas should expect delays, reduce speed, and use caution.

All scheduled work is weather dependent and/or may be impacted due to an emergency.

About the Project

The purpose of the I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project is to provide a safe and efficient interchange of the interstate highways I-495 & I-90. The project will replace the interchange, eliminate the old toll booth area and weaving areas, improve ramp spacing, acceleration, and deceleration lanes, and add an auxiliary lane from I-495 Northbound to Route 9. New bridges will be constructed on I-495 over I-90, on I-495 and I-90 over the MBTA/CSX/Amtrak lines, on I-495 Northbound over Flanders Road, and on Fruit Street. 

Stay Informed

If someone you know would like to subscribe to receive project updates, meeting notices, and traffic impact advisories, they can do so here.

To report a noise complaint, please call the project hotline: (508) 676-3551

Project email: 495-90Improvements@state.ma.us

Project website: www.mass.gov/massdot/495-90interchange

I-495 Northbound Lane Closure Began Saturday, August 15

I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project 

Advisory: Hopkinton, Westborough

I-495 Northbound Lane Closure Began Saturday, August 15

What is Happening?

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is announcing a right lane closure on I-495 northbound at the I-495/I-90 interchange to facilitate construction operations.

I-495 Northbound Lane Closure

The right lane closure on I-495 northbound, which began on Saturday, August 15 will remain in place for approximately three weeks. This traffic management change is required in preparation for upcoming construction staging for the I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project. The right lane will remain open until the ramp to I-90 westbound and eastbound (Exit 58). Traffic traveling on I-495 north of the I-495/I-90 interchange should utilize the two left lanes.

As a reminder, there will be overnight ramp closures the I-495/I-90 interchange this week. See the traffic and construction updates page on the project website for details on which ramps are closed which nights, as well as detour routes. 

Appropriate signage, law enforcement details, and messaging will be in place to guide drivers through the work area.

Drivers traveling through the affected areas should expect delays, reduce speed, and use caution.

All scheduled work is weather dependent and/or may be impacted due to an emergency.

About the Project

The purpose of the I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project is to provide a safe and efficient interchange of the interstate highways I-495 & I-90. The project will replace the interchange, eliminate the old toll booth area and weaving areas, improve ramp spacing, acceleration, and deceleration lanes, and add an auxiliary lane from I-495 Northbound to Route 9. New bridges will be constructed on I-495 over I-90, on I-495 and I-90 over the MBTA/CSX/Amtrak lines, on I-495 Northbound over Flanders Road, and on Fruit Street. 

Stay Informed

If someone you know would like to subscribe to receive project updates, meeting notices, and traffic impact advisories, they can do so here.

To report a noise complaint, please call the project hotline: (508) 676-3551

Project email: 495-90Improvements@state.ma.us

I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project Advisory: Overnight Ramp Closures at I-495/I-90 Interchange August 10-13

I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project Advisory: Hopkinton, Westborough Overnight Ramp Closures at I-495/I-90 Interchange August 10-13

What is Happening?

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is announcing overnight ramp closures at the I-495/I-90 interchange to facilitate construction operations.

The I-90 eastbound ramp to I-495 northbound (Exit 106) will be closed nightly starting Monday, August 10 through Thursday, August 13 from 11:00 PM each night to 5:00 AM the following morning. During this overnight closure, the following detour will be in place:

• Take I-495 southbound to Exit 54A (West Main Street, Hopkinton) to reverse direction back to I-495 northbound. 

Additionally, the I-90 westbound ramp to I-495 northbound (Exit 106B) will be closed overnight on Monday, August 10 from 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM the following morning. During this overnight closure, the following detour will be in place: 

• Take Exit 106A (I-495 southbound), down to Exit 54A, and back onto I-495 northbound. 

The I-495 northbound ramp to I-90 East and West (Exit 58) will be closed nightly starting Monday, August 10 through Thursday, August 13 from 11:00 PM each night to 5:00 AM the following morning. During this overnight closure, the following detour will be in place:

• Take I-495 northbound to Exit 59B (Route 9 westbound) to reverse direction onto I-495 southbound to access I-90 East and West. 

Appropriate signage, law enforcement details, and messaging will be in place to guide drivers through the work area.

Drivers traveling through the affected areas should expect delays, reduce speed, and use caution.

All scheduled work is weather dependent and/or may be impacted due to an emergency.

About the Project

The purpose of the I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project is to provide a safe and efficient interchange of the interstate highways I-495 & I-90. The project will replace the interchange, eliminate the old toll booth area and weaving areas, improve ramp spacing, acceleration, and deceleration lanes, and add an auxiliary lane from I-495 Northbound to Route 9. New bridges will be constructed on I-495 over I-90, on I-495 and I-90 over the MBTA/CSX/Amtrak lines, on I-495 Northbound over Flanders Road, and on Fruit Street. 

Stay Informed

If someone you know would like to subscribe to receive project updates, meeting notices, and traffic impact advisories, they can do so here.

To report a noise complaint, please call the project hotline: (508) 676-3551

Project email: 495-90Improvements@state.ma.us

Project website: www.mass.gov/massdot/495-90interchange

I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project - Ramp Closures at I-495/I-90 Interchange Overnight August 4-7

I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project 

Advisory: Hopkinton, Westborough

Ramp Closures at I-495/I-90 Interchange

Overnight August 4-7

I-495 Southbound Traffic Shift Rescheduled to August 4

What is Happening?

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is announcing overnight ramp closures at the I-495/I-90 interchange to facilitate construction operations. 

The I-90 eastbound ramp to I-495 northbound (Exit 106) will be closed nightly on Tuesday, August 4, through Friday, August 7 from 11:00 PM each night to 5:00 AM the following morning. During these overnight closures, the following detour will be in place: 

• Take I-495 southbound to Exit 54A (West Main Street, Hopkinton) to reverse direction back to I-495 northbound. 
  
  
  

Additionally, the I-495 northbound ramp to I-90 East and West (Exit 58) will be closed nightly on Tuesday, August 4, through Friday, August 7 from 11:00 PM each night to 5:00 AM the following morning. During these overnight closures, the following detour will be in place: 

• Take I-495 northbound to Exit 59B (Route 9 westbound) to reverse direction onto I-495 southbound to access I-90 East and West. 

Next, the I-90 westbound ramp to I-495 northbound (Exit 106B) will be closed nightly on Wednesday, August 5 through Friday, August 7 from 11:00 PM each night to 5:00 AM the following morning. During the overnight closure, the following detour will be in place:

• Take I-90 westbound to Exit 106A (I-485 southbound), then take Exit 54A to reverse direction onto I-495 northbound.

Lastly, traffic on I-495 southbound will be shifted from the median into the final alignment beginning the evening of Tuesday, August 4. This work was initially scheduled to take place the evening of Monday, August 3, but has been postponed due to weather.

This work will take place from 8:00 PM until 5:00 AM the following morning. During this time, one or more travel lanes may be temporarily closed to allow for these construction activities. At least one lane on I-495 southbound will remain open while the work occurs. Additionally, the connection to the I-90 eastbound and westbound on-ramp (Exit 58) from I-495 southbound will be moved approximately 1,000 feet south to its permanent location. You can view a map of the new traffic alignment here.

Appropriate signage, law enforcement details, and messaging will be in place to guide drivers through the work area.      

Drivers traveling through the affected areas should expect delays, reduce speed, and use caution.       

All scheduled work is weather dependent and/or may be impacted due to an emergency.     

About the Project

The purpose of the I-495/I-90 Interchange Improvements Project is to provide a safe and efficient interchange of the interstate highways I-495 & I-90. The project will replace the interchange, eliminate the old toll booth area and weaving areas, improve ramp spacing, acceleration, and deceleration lanes, and add an auxiliary lane from I-495 Northbound to Route 9. New bridges will be constructed on I-495 over I-90, on I-495 and I-90 over the MBTA/CSX/Amtrak lines, on I-495 Northbound over Flanders Road, and on Fruit Street. 

Stay Informed

If someone you know would like to subscribe to receive project updates, meeting notices, and traffic impact advisories, they can do so here.

To report a noise complaint, please call the project hotline: (508) 676-3551

Project email: 495-90Improvements@state.ma.us

Project website: www.mass.gov/massdot/495-90interchange

i495 Northbound Exit to Kings St "Yield Sign" changed to "STOP Sign" - effective 7/24/26

via Franklin Police

"Please familiarize yourself with the recent traffic pattern changes at the I-495 Northbound off-ramp and King Street intersection. Motorists exiting I-495 Northbound and turning right onto King Street are now required to come to a complete stop before proceeding.

These changes are part of ongoing efforts to improve safety at the intersection. We would like to thank the Town of Franklin Officials and the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) for their collaboration and commitment to enhancing roadway safety for everyone."

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New simpler EZ Pass in future, and for some the future is now

"So long, plastic rectangles: Massachusetts is phasing in a new type of E-ZPass transponder. Beginning this Sunday, the state will no longer hand out the hard-plastic transponders that Bay Staters have been using for years to pay highway tolls. Instead, you'll get a small E-ZPass sticker to put on your windshield.

New simpler EZ Pass in future,
and for some the future is now

• Why? For one, they're "much cheaper," according to Massachusetts Highway Administrator Jonathan Gulliver. The current transponders, which MassDOT gives out to new customers for free, cost the state $6.70 each. The stickers cost just $0.55, which officials estimate will save more than $7 million a year."

Continue reading the WBUR article on the change to stickers instead of devices

https://www.wbur.org/news/2026/02/27/massachusetts-ez-pass-sticker

Peak travel times expected for Thanksgiving week

Peak travel times expected for Thanksgiving week

Now is the time to make your plans for #Thanksgiving travel.

#MassDOT Interim Secretary Eng, Undersecretary Gulliver, MassPort, and the Mass State Police are advising travelers to:

🚗Plan ahead
⚠️Drive safety and
🛑Expect delays during peak travel times.


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MassDOT announces annual high school video contest entries due Oct 5, 2025

MassDOT announces annual high school
video contest entries due Oct 5, 2025

The annual #Massdot @srts_ma  Safe Streets Smart Trips, High School Video contest is back!

Theme: Safe Walking, Biking, and Driving Behaviors

​

Deadline: Sunday, October 5, 2025 @ 11:00 PM ​

Create a 30–60 second PSA video on:​

• Distracted driving​
• Being a pedestrian/bike-friendly driver​
• Safe walking, biking, or rolling behaviors​

Winning videos will be featured at the 2025 MassDOT “Moving Together” Conference this Fall!

Additional details available at MassDOT ->  https://www.mass.gov/roadway-safety-video

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I-90 Newton Bridge Replacement - Traffic Delays Expected

MassDOT is expecting heavy traffic along I-90 at I/95 

Friday, May 30, 2025, 9 PM to Monday, June 2, 2025, 5 AM and 

Friday, June 20, 2025, 9 PM to Monday, June 23, 2025, 5 AM

WHAT IS HAPPENING?

MassDOT will replace the I-90 bridge over the MBTA Worcester Commuter Rail in Newton, MA. Accelerated Bridge Construction methods will be used to replace the bridge over two weekends to minimize impacts to the public. 

Traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction between Exit 123 in Weston and Exit 125 in Newton.

I-90 Newton Bridge Replacement - Traffic Delays Expected

TRAVEL TIPS

Drivers should expect significant delays on I-90 during these weekends. If possible, drivers should plan ahead, avoid the area, and seek an alternate route. Real-time messaging boards will be along the interstates providing travel times through the area.

HOW CAN I FIND MORE INFORMATION?

For more information on traffic conditions, travelers are encouraged to:

•       Download the Mass511 mobile app or visit www.mass511.com to view live cameras, travel times, real-time traffic conditions, and project information before setting out on the road. Users can subscribe to receive text and email alerts for traffic conditions.
•       Dial 511 and select a route to hear real-time conditions.
•       Follow @MassDOT on X (formerly known as Twitter) to receive regular updates on road and traffic conditions.
•       For questions email: I-90newton-weston@dot.state.ma.us

For more info on the project page -> https://www.mass.gov/newton-weston-bridge-replacement-and-rehabilitation-at-i-90i-95

MassDOT looking for your input on their FY 2026 - FY 2030 Capital Plan

MassDOT looking for input on their FY 2026 - FY 2030 Capital Plan

Share your feedback on transportation investments for the next five-years! #MassDOT's FY26-30 Capital Investment Plan is now open for public review and comment.

ℹ Visit mass.gov/CIP to read the plan and learn more about proposed spending on transportation projects and programs for bridges, transit, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, road improvements, airports, and more.

🗣Register for upcoming public meetings to connect with MassDOT staff and share your comments, or reach out to us by email or mail through June 12.

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Newton-Weston bridge replacement and rehabilitation at I-90/I-95

Newton-Weston bridge replacement and rehabilitation at I-90/I-95

For project details visit ->   https://www.mass.gov/newton-weston-bridge-replacement-and-rehabilitation-at-i-90i-95

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What's with the Norfolk Park St bridge detour?

Via Town of Norfolk:

Park St. Bridge Closure: UPDATE - May 5, 2025

MassDOT has completed its initial evaluation of the existing Park Street Bridge structure and its condition. Through this evaluation, it has been determined that the bridge’s condition does not allow for the reopening of the bridge to its full capacity due to safety concerns for the motoring public. A full width reopening of the bridge would require the replacement of its superstructure at a minimum, and such a replacement would require a project with a dedicated funding source.

There is an opportunity to reopen the bridge at a reduced capacity in the short term. District 5 has submitted a recommendation to the MassDOT Bridge Load Rating Unit that the northbound lane on the bridge be allowed to reopen to traffic at a reduced load capacity. This recommendation would allow for passenger vehicles to utilize the northbound lane approaching Main Street but would still restrict truck traffic and other heavy vehicles. The Bridge Load Rating Unit is responsible for making the final recommendation to the State Bridge Engineer regarding the reopening of the northbound lane. Given the impacts to the community the District has requested that they make their review a high priority. While the District waits for the final determination, it is developing the necessary plans to put this changed condition in place as expeditiously as possible.

What's with the Norfolk Park St bridge detour?

Regarding the long-term replacement of the bridge, the District has added this to its priorities for the next iteration of the State Traffic Improvement Program (STIP). This bridge is considered an On-system, non-National Highway System (NHS) bridge. Securing funding for such bridges has been difficult in recent years as most bridge funds are being utilized to address bridges that are part of the NHS. MassDOT is evaluating options to fund On-system, non-NHS poor condition bridges, and will continue to look for opportunities to address the long-term concerns at this location.

Thank you for your patience as MassDOT works to mitigate the safety concerns at this bridge. We will keep all stakeholders informed of the final determination of the Bridge Load Rating Unit as soon as it is received.

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