The Adams administration has halted the Tremont Avenue busway plans, adding to a series of delays in bus priority projects. Officials expressed frustration, noting the project was fully prepared with community involvement and necessary planning. The Department of Transportation had previously indicated that car restrictions on Tremont would be implemented soon, but that plan did not materialize. The shelving of this project further complicates Mayor Adams' efforts to meet the Streets Master Plan goal of adding 30 miles of bus lanes annually and reflects a series of policy reversals since the administration's personnel changes.
The Adams administration has shelved plans for a busway on Tremont Avenue, marking a continuation of delays in implementing bus priority projects within the city.
Despite all the preparatory work including community engagement and planning being conducted, the project was halted, indicating a troubling trend in transportation policy.
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