Tuesday, May 12, 2015

ALERT! Anderson Bridge Traffic Pattern Change, Wednesday, May 13.

Please share with your memberships and all guests and visitors to your boathouse, the upcoming change to the rowing traffic pattern at Anderson Bridge.  See the official notification from MassDOT below.

It is unclear what time this change will happen on Wednesday, May 13th, so all boaters are urged to use extreme caution at all times tomorrow.  Just because you can see what the arch situation is does not mean that the boat coming towards you can.  Use your heads, people.

Until further notice, while the Boston Arch is closed, the center arch of Anderson Bridge becomes downstream ONLY.  The Cambridge arch continues to be used as Upstream Only.  Please keep in mind that Powerboaters will continue to use the center arch in both directions.

It is VERY easy to end up in the wrong place when approaching and exiting these arches, so all boaters are urged to use caution and not go through the bridge at pressure.

Please proactively share this information with others on your docks and if you see someone using the center arch as upstream, alert them to the change.  
 
Check out the CRAB website at www.charlesriverallianceofboaters.org
On Tuesday, May 12, 2015 11:13 AM, MassDOT <massDOT@public.govdelivery.com> wrote:


Massachusetts Department of Transportation Charles River Basin Bridges Update
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Massachusetts Department of Transportation
MARINE ADVISORY
 
For Immediate Release:
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
 
 
BOSTON-CAMBRIDGE: ANDERSON MEMORIAL BRIDGE – UPCOMING CHANGES TO BRIDGE ARCHES
 
Effective Wednesday, May 13th,  the Boston arch of the Anderson Memorial Bridge over the Charles River will be closed and the Cambridge arch and the center arch will remain open for boat channel passage.
 
This navigational change is necessary for MassDOT's contractor to work on the west side of the bridge.  During the work, the easterly sidewalk and one vehicular travel lane in both directions will remain open.
 
For more information, visit MassDOT at our website: www.mass.gov/massdot  blog: http://blog.mass.gov/transportation/, or follow MassDOT on twitter at https://twitter.com/MassDOT   and Facebook at www.facebook.com/massdotinfo.
                                                               
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