Transportation

• Worcester’s central location makes it easy to get to Boston and its western suburbs, the North Shore, South Shore, Springfield, Providence, Rhode Island, and Hartford, Connecticut. The city is conveniently located near 1-190, 1-290, I-90, I-495, I-84, Route 9, Route 146, and Route 20.



• Worcester’s historic Union Station, one of the Commonwealth's most beautiful structures, serves as an inter-modal hub, hosting Amtrak, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority commuter rail service to Boston, taxi service, as well as both intra- and inter-city bus services and free Wi-Fi access. Train transportation to Boston may also be available.



• The Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA) service area includes over half a million in population and is the second largest regional transit authority in Massachusetts, serving 35 communities.