July 18, 2025 Traffic Advisory

Boston, MALocal News

Boston will implement parking restrictions and street closures during significant events in July 2025, including the Open Newbury Street Series and concerts at Fenway Park. The Open Newbury Street Series runs from July 13 to September 21, converting Newbury Street into a pedestrian walkway every Sunday except August 31. Concerts featuring The Lumineers and Thomas Rhett will take place at Fenway Park from July 17 to 19, necessitating further temporary parking restrictions. The city encourages attendees to utilize alternative transportation modes such as walking, biking, or public transit to alleviate congestion. Specific streets impacted by parking bans include Newbury Street and Brookline Avenue, with designated drop-off areas for convenience.

The city aims to ensure public safety and facilitate access for the expected crowds, estimated to exceed 10,000 attendees at the Run to Home Base event on July 26. Parking restrictions will help manage the anticipated influx of visitors and maintain smooth traffic flow. These measures reflect Boston's commitment to promoting alternative transportation and enhancing urban mobility during large events.

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