Jeremy Siegel
Global Transportation Correspondent at The World from PRX
Global Transportation Correspondent at GBH News (Boston, MA)
global transportation correspondent @TheWorld @GBH, host of upcoming statewide news show. previously @politico @kqed. @ucberkeley grad. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
wgbh.org | Jeremy Siegel
June 18, 2025 State transportation leaders are warning drivers that there could be major delays on the Mass Pike this weekend. Traffic on I-90 will be reduced to just a single lane in each direction between exits 123 in Weston and 125 in Newton as crews work to replace the Mass Pike-Route 128 interchange. “This is our big construction job of the season,” said State Highway Administrator Jonathan Gulliver.
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2 weeks ago |
wgbh.org | Jeremy Siegel
June 13, 2025 Flying out of Logan has never been more popular. Boston’s international airport served a record 43.5 million passengers in 2024. All that traffic is good news for Massport, the quasi-public entity that oversees Logan, but it also means longer wait times for travelers — on the road heading into the airport, checking their bags and going through security. Now, Massport leaders have an idea to serve even more passengers while also cutting down on delays: so-called remote terminals.
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2 weeks ago |
advisorperspectives.com | Jeremy Siegel
Last week’s employment report was an important stabilizer for the markets. After concerning revisions and weak ADP numbers raised recession alarms, Friday’s payrolls print calmed fears on labor market deterioration. The net gain in jobs, while offset by downward revisions to prior months, was still enough to shift the narratives on a downward trajectory. The three-month moving average in job growth continues to hold steady, indicating we are not yet entering a broad-based labor contraction.
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3 weeks ago |
advisorperspectives.com | Jeremy Siegel
The economic narrative took a decisive turn last week. A stunning collapse in the trade deficit suggests we could be looking at near 4% GDP growth in the second quarter—a massive upward revision from the consensus of 2%. This figure is less an economic acceleration than a statistical correction, a payback for what I believe was an underestimation of GDP in the first quarter, likely due to inventory mismeasurement.
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3 weeks ago |
wgbh.org | Jeremy Siegel
June 03, 2025 Red light cameras are illegal in Massachusetts. But a coalition of state lawmakers and advocates are hoping they finally have enough support to change that. A pair of bills introduced in the state Senate and House would let municipalities install automated road safety cameras in an effort to crack down on drivers illegally speeding and driving through red lights. “There are plenty of neighborhoods where people really want these,” said state. Sen.
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RT @marmotilla: I have been working on this project for weeks (months?) and I'm very excited to finally share it: please welcome @TheWorld…
Park, check-in, check your bags and go through security — all miles away from the airport. @Massport is hoping to make “remote terminals” a reality for @BostonLogan as soon as next year. My story for @GBHNews: https://t.co/A3eJxdzz3O
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