Crime & Safety

Worcester To Enforce New Traffic Regulations In 2025: Report

The city is expected to enforce a tighter speed limit on unmarked streets, and will implement other changes to ease traffic safety concerns.

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There's no set date for when the new regulations will be enforced, but the changes, including a 25 mph speed limit on unmarked streets, are expected to reduce traffic concerns from Worcester's residents.
There's no set date for when the new regulations will be enforced, but the changes, including a 25 mph speed limit on unmarked streets, are expected to reduce traffic concerns from Worcester's residents. (Samantha Mercado/Patch)

WORCESTER, MA - With the turn of the New Year, Worcester is expected to implement new traffic regulations, according to the Telegram & Gazette.

The main change is that streets with no marked signs will have a 25 mph speed limit. The exact date Worcester’s police officers will start enforcing this change is unknown, as there have been delays installing the proper signage.

Read the full story at the Telegram & Gazette.

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