Politics & Government

Milton Route 28 Survey Questionnaire

A transportation planning study for a segment of Route 28 in Milton from Blue Hills Parkway to the Quincy city line is being conducted.

A transportation planning study for a segment of Route 28 in Milton from Blue Hills Parkway to the Quincy city line is being conducted.
A transportation planning study for a segment of Route 28 in Milton from Blue Hills Parkway to the Quincy city line is being conducted. (Town of Milton)

BACKGROUND: The Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), in conjunction with the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) and the Town of Milton, is conducting a transportation planning study for a segment of Route 28 in Milton. The segment of focus is from Blue Hills Parkway to the Quincy city line (south of the Chickatawbut intersection).***select link to see rte 28 map***

The objectives of the study are to collect data, analyze existing roadway conditions, identify problems and needs, and develop short‐, mid‐, and long‐term community‐supported solutions to provide safe and comfortable travel for all uses and users of the roadway. This survey will help MPO staff to understand the public's perception of the existing transportation problems and needs, and collect ideas to address them.

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The MPO staff will consider the survey responses as solutions are developed for safe and efficient accommodations in the corridor. Please take a few minutes to complete this brief survey.

NOTE: This study will not re-evaluate the Route 28 and Chickatawbut Road intersection due to an ongoing project. However, final recommendations developed for the intersection will be included in the Route 28 Priority Corridor study.

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https://www.mapsonline.net/miltonma/forms/standalone.html.php?id=448418506


This press release was produced by the Town of Milton. The views expressed here are the author’s own.

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