Search results
Results from the WOW.Com Content Network
The Massachusetts Highway Department subsequently restored the designation of Route 128 and reinstalled signage on the segment of the Yankee Division Highway designated as I-95, partly in response to public protest and partly due to the fact that an Amtrak and MBTA commuter rail station adjacent to the highway at the University Avenue ...
Route 128 station (sometimes titled Route 128/University Park [6]) is a passenger rail station located at the crossing of the Northeast Corridor and Interstate 95/US Route 1/Route 128 at the eastern tip of Dedham and Westwood, Massachusetts, United States.
Route 128: 57.8: 93.0 I-93 / I-95 / US 1 in Canton: Route 127A in Gloucester: c. 1926: current Yankee Division Highway Route 128A — — — — — — Sections of old MA 128 when freeway was being built Route 129: 34.08: 54.85 Route 4 / Route 110 in Chelmsford: Route 114 in Marblehead: c. 1920: current Route 129A: 2.48: 3.99 Route 129 in ...
The Northwest Expressway (US 3) was the one freeway in Massachusetts that still used the "25 is 128" system, where exit 25 was at Route 128 and exit numbers increased leaving Boston. This was previously common on expressways around Boston. As such, its exit numbering scheme started at 25 (at Route 128/I-95) and went up to 36.
The Route 128/I-93/I-95 interchange was nearly completed, leaving unused ramps north of the interchange and two unused bridges which were later removed. [11] In 1973, the state planned to build a 300-space parking garage – to be served by express buses to Boston, Providence, and Logan Airport – on the stub end of I-95 just inside Route 128.
North Castle police say the woman was driving on Route 128 in Armonk between School Street and Leisure Farm Drive around 5:30 p.m. when heavy winds knocked down a tree and it hit her car, killing her.
Massachusetts Route 128, with Boston at its center, quietly but powerfully influenced Topsfield's history and character. Originally known as the "Circumferential Highway", Route 128 was the first limited-access beltway in the United States. The Route 128 number dates from the origin of the Massachusetts highway system in the 1920s.
A national survey of drivers has named Route 44 in Rehoboth, a location well known to readers familiar with the Bridgewater Triangle, as Massachusetts' Scariest Road.