The Baker administration on Thursday acknowledged the state’s epic traffic has reached a “tipping point” and signaled support for major new tools to combat congestion, including allowing commuters to pay to bypass gridlock and reserving bus lanes on highways.
At a news conference, Governor Charlie Baker released a long-awaited report that concluded what Boston-area commuters already know: Traffic in and around the city is bad, and getting worse.https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2019/08/08/traffic-congestion-has-reached-tipping-point-massachusetts-state-officials-say/M5cixnN2VnnrqNrOjS4zLO/story.html?
“No one likes traffic and congestion, period, and it’s a frustrating and inconvenient reality for too many people,” he said.
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