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It was truncated to the junction of I-93 and I-95 in Canton in 1997; despite no longer carrying this designation, the split continues to be informally recognized as the starting point of Route 128 within Massachusetts. [1] The Braintree Split is used as a focal point in local radio and television traffic reports. [2]
Jun. 5—State Police have identified the victim in a fatal crash on Interstate 93 in Windham that closed down most lanes of the northbound highway Tuesday morning as an Allenstown man. Troopers ...
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Southern terminus of I-93 at I-95 in Canton, Massachusetts. I-93's southern terminus is at exit 26 (formerly exit 12) of I-95 in Canton, cosigned with US 1 north. At this junction, I-95 north heads to the northwest (cosigned with US 1 south, as well as Route 128, which begins at the interchange), to serve as the beltway around Boston, while I-95 south runs by itself southwest through Boston's ...
State police reported a gray 2020 Chevrolet Trax traveling at speeds exceeding 100 mph while failing to maintain its lane of travel on Interstate 93 North in Londonderry at 2:29 a.m. Saturday.
current 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 ...
I-93 north / US 1 north – Boston Route 128 begins: Southern end of US 1 concurrency; southern terminus and exits 1B-A on I-93; southern terminus of Route 128: Dedham: 27.352: 44.019: 13: 27: University Avenue – MBTA / Amtrak Station: Westwood: 28.627: 46.071: 14: 28: East Street / Canton Street: Dedham: 29.308: 47.167: 15: 29: US 1 south to ...
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.