Waltham, Massachusetts private and public transportation

MASSPORT runs Boston's international Logan Airport, accessible via commuter rail, bus, and subway. They also operate the regional airports including Hanscom, in Bedford, and the Worcester Airport.
The Massachusetts Bay Tranportation Authority (MBTA), runs the subway, bus, and commuter rail lines, including the Blue Line which connects Logan Airport to the rest of the system. The Red Line stop at Porter connects to the commuter rail to Waltham's Central stop at Moody Street, and the Brandeis/Roberts stop on South Street. A bus route connects the Alewife stop to Waltham.
The 128 Business Council runs an Alewife Shuttle from 2 points in Waltham and from locations in neighboring towns.
The City's Department of Public Works maintains the city streets. .
The Massachusetts Highway Department Highway Division is in charge of the major auto routes through and to Waltham.
Streets and Roads in Waltham
Paths and Trails
The Commonwealth requires a yearly $35.00 automobile inspection at an MA Inspection Station.
The Mass Central Rail-Trail, when completed, will span 33 communities on a former 104 mile rail right of way.