Boston.traffichackers.com Website Review

A little traffic knowledge can make miles of difference. We use Mas*DOT's real time traffic feed Disclaimer: The predictions on this site are the result of an experimental research project and may not be accurate. Use at your own Predictions and real time traffic data are currently unavailable due to technical issues with Mas*DOT's real time traffic feed. Going to New Hampshire? You're probably looking at I-93. North from Boston, 93 winds through the Middlese* Fells and crosses Route 128, pas*ing through Wilmington, Tewksbury, Andover, Lawrence and Methuen before reaching the New Hampshire line. Transportation Nerd Fact: 93 South is home to Mas*achusetts' longest permanent carpool lane, from Medford to Boston, all of two miles. The Mas* Pike is the main route west from Boston to New York, and as many people come and go to visit family or friends, is often one of the most heavily traveled road segments in the region. Looking to avoid the Pike traffic? Good luck. You can try 95 through Rhode Island, 395 south from Worcester or even Route 2 to the north, but don't expect particularly light traffic. Transportation Nerd Fact: Like most toll roads, the Mas* Pike was funded and partially built before the Interstate Highway The infamous Southeast Expressway leads south to Cape Cod. Traffic on the expressway is a given at nearly any time of day, and while it's not peak season to the Cape, expect traffic getting onto the Sagamore Bridge (at least the rotary there is gone). If you ever wondered where your cranberries came from on Thanksgiving, the sandy soils of the region traversed by Route 3 are some of the top cranberry producing Transportation Nerd Fact: The zipper machine (more technically, the barrier transfer machine makes a six mile trek twice daily to borrow one lane from each side of the Expressway to provide more capacity in the peak direction for high occupancy vehicles. Here's an article