Yarmouth Invests $25 Million in Safer Roads

Getting where you need to go shouldn't mean navigating dangerous intersections or sitting through unnecessary traffic. Safe roads connect people to work, school, and the places they rely on every day.

In Yarmouth, a $25 million federal BUILD Grant will fund major improvements along the Route 28 corridor, including a new multilane roundabout, a new traffic signal, and upgrades to three existing traffic signals. These improvements will make one of the Cape's busiest roadways safer and more efficient for drivers and pedestrians.

This investment is about more than reducing traffic. Safer roads mean fewer accidents, better emergency access, and stronger local communities. Good infrastructure helps residents get where they need to go safely while supporting local businesses and future growth.

Across Massachusetts, communities face important decisions about how taxpayer dollars should be spent. Investments like Yarmouth's show the value of prioritizing transportation infrastructure that improves safety and serves residents for years to come.

Good roads make stronger communities. Yarmouth's investment is another example of smart spending that benefits everyone.