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MBTA doesn't seem that keen on interior washing either.

Wild - seemingly, he targeted a black woman for this kind of treatment. I don't know how the MBTA and MassDOT is going to keep this man as leader and not lose major face with the Black community in Massachusetts.

love the composition and shadow of the shot. (more than I love this find!)

I struggle to imagine the demand for such a tiny parcel with a complicated next door neighbor and also outside of the natural walkshed of the Red Line station. Perhaps in the 80s and 90s, but, today? Redevelopment?

I do think it's our friend chappie.

They got my money once - will never fool me again despite how attractive the interiors may be.

my grimace is near permanent

Maybe it's my lack of creativity - but - I just cannot imagine anything in that area really working without much more intensive urban "renewal" a-la-West-End. Within a block or two, you have the Broadway-Hampshire collider traffic sewer, the Draper "ew, the plebes" connector, the rear-end of...

North Point - Cambridge Crossing :: West Point - Allston Crossing/Boston Crossing/Beacon Crossing Maybe?

I like what they did in Volpe last year - temporary rollerrink!

I think the expressways are the wrong focus - the downtown and central area street network is the place where this kind of intervention is most important. Deeply congested city streets are very stressful - but ones where the flow doesn't get overly past saturated seem like the ones that we...

Really? Is it /that/ prominent?

Airport/Logan - Back Bay And by "private" this includes or excludes commercial vehicles?

It's Millenial grey. Which apparently according to trend-followers will soon be turning into Millenial Green. Soon, we'll see graffiti saying "why is this green".

What if you "Temu"'ed a boutique hotel?

Like - for these long duration closures? Or for regular work? If for regular work, there's no place to store. If for the long-duration closures, there seems to be activity nearly 24/7 so it would require a level of logistics management that I don't think fits this region's contractors. Would...

The people....they yearn(ed) for shade!

If I remember right, there's also a set of switches between Davis and Alewife - depending on how power is divided between stations, it could potentially go as far as Davis and then turn back.

Last full shutdown for the floating slab section of the RL was 2 years ago in November 2024. They kind of held of during covid for the succession of three-day-weekend shutdowns from Harvard to Alewife. I don't recall that being a thing at all since 2019, but, it may have slipped my mind. The...