Clark and local officials highlighted the 97-year-old School Street bridge as an example of possible upgrades coming from the feds.
A driver hit the man in his 40s in the westbound lanes of Route 9 on Monday night, according to authorities.
Recent cold weather has compromised mains in three separate locations, DPW said.
Beginning Jan. 10, the MBTA will stop running express trains on the line connecting Worcester and MetroWest to Boston.
Construction on drainage basins under the Route 126 overpass will help keep the flood-prone area dry, according to officials.
Heading into the Tuesday rush hour, the crash in Framingham was causing miles-long backups.
MWRTA recently reduced service along a Framingham-to-Natick route citing a driver shortage.
The crash happened Friday morning in the southbound lanes of I-495 in Hopkinton, according to state police.
The $400,000 grant announced this week will also fund other pedestrian, transit and ADA improvements near the Sherborn line.
The closure begins Monday night, and MassDOT says drivers should expect delays.
Framingham police were detouring drivers around the scene of the crash Friday morning.
The Youth Pass program allows people age 12 to 25 to access transit at about half the cost.
Cochituate Rail Trail users have a new place to park along Speen Street in Framingham.
A small portion of Edmands Road will be closed for about a week for a culvert repair, according to the public works department.
The U.S. Department of Energy will be inspecting the Boston Marathon route by air this weekend.
Carr has overseen the growth of MetroWest Regional Transit Authority since its inception more than a decade ago.
The Framingham Traffic Commission was considering a plan to move the island near Route 126 because of traffic delays.
In 2018, the bike share company Zagster got a two-year license to operate in Framingham, but the system never got into gear.
Framingham is in the process of negotiating the purchase of former CSX land. The deadline to agree on a price is Dec. 1.
Framingham was one of more than 70 communities across the state to share in $6.5 million in Shared Streets and Spaces awards.
City crews were erecting barriers to prevent traffic from entering Route 9 near Route 126.
Acceler-8 took the July 4 weekend off. Lanes along I-90 will shift Friday night, and local roads in Southborough and Westborough will close.
Framingham was awarded a Shared Streets and Spaces Grant from the state on Wednesday.
The owner of Shoppers World wants to demolish TGI Fridays to build two drive-thru businesses. The plan is up for a public hearing this week.
A third track between Framingham and Wellesley is in the works. Money for design work was approved last week.
The Acceler-8 project starts for real on June 18, thinning the Mass Pike between Framingham and I-495 over eight weekends.
Drivers will detour to exit 117 at the Natick-Framingham line during the overnight closures.
Framingham officials will update residents on the Edgell Road, Edmands Road and Water Street project during the virtual meeting Thursday.
Mayor Yvonne Spicer suspended some parking rules during the pandemic. That ends with the lifting of the statewide emergency.
MassDOT is conducting a "trial run" of lane closures ahead of a summer project to replace eight bridges along the Mass Pike.
The second phase of the transportation master plan will create a "road map" for improvements.
Some major work along the rail trail will take place this week, although the opening date has been pushed back to October.
Framingham asked U.S. Rep. Katherine Clark for $5 million to buy Bruce Freeman Rail Trail land. The denial is tied up federal budget rules.
The MetroWest transit agency stopped collecting fares one year ago during the first wave of the pandemic as a safety precaution.
The city needs to amass hundreds of small pieces to make room for the project, which will largely be funded by federal dollars.
Part two of Framingham's transportation master plan process begins with four public forums.
It may sound boring, but this is a key step in fixing chronic flooding along Route 9 in Framingham.
Commuters along the Framingham-Worcester line will see more trains during midday hours starting April 5.
The overnight closures will begin on Sunday and last until Friday morning.
MWRTA's Catch Connect service offers curb-to-curb rides. Soon, the service will be available to the Golden Triangle area.