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Why was this blazing pizza oven being towed through Boston tunnel traffic?
Wood-fired pizza caterer Fired Up said it received a “flood” of messages after video of its lit oven going through a Boston tunnel was shared online. Like Forrest Gump’s box of chocolates, Boston’s downtown tunnels remain a master class in the unusual and unexpected. Traffic is a given, but recent years have also brought luggage-wielding walkers, unruly teens on bikes, and even an adorably turned-around pup.
townunderground.com
Taunton Daily Gazette
hoodline.com
Dianna Carney
theweektoday.com
Taunton Daily Gazette
Taunton drivers face new traffic rules on Floral Street
Drivers in Taunton will encounter a new four-way stop and one-way traffic pattern on Floral Street beginning Nov. 9. The changes affect Floral Street at Cherry Street and between Winter and Cherry streets, according to a community announcement. The intersection of Floral and Cherry streets will become a four-way stop, requiring motorists approaching from every direction to stop. Floral Street also will become a one-way street for northbound traffic traveling from Winter Street toward Cherry Street. Motorists are being asked to use caution, watch for new traffic signs and follow the updated traffic patterns. The changes are intended to improve traffic safety, according to the announcement. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on The Taunton Daily Gazette: Taunton drivers face new traffic rules on Floral Street
hometownweekly.net
Hale closes roads, parking lots
Hale Reservation, which was featured on a recent Hometown Weekly front page as a preferred social distancing locale, has temporarily shut down its roads and parking lots. "In consultation with the Board of Health, we determined that it is in our community’s best interest to join fellow organizations in closing our roads and parking lots, effective tomorrow, Friday, March 27," wrote Executive Director Eric Arnold. "Please do not drive to Hale this weekend. Also know that visitors who illegally park on roads in Westwood and Dover may be subject to ticketing and fines. Trails may still be accessed on foot and by bicycle."
The Standard-Times
plymouthindependent.org
brookline.news
Streetsblog Capitol Hill
Minding the Gaps: Boston City Council Gets Updates On City’s Bike Network
On Thursday afternoon, Boston’s City Council Committee on Planning, Development, and Transportation held a hearing on truck safety and the status of Boston’s citywide plan for a connected network of safe bike routes. In recent months, the City Council has used committee hearings to take a more active...