Route 1A in East Boston partially reopens to inbound traffic after bus crash, police say
A southbound lane of Route 1A in Boston reopened Tuesday, a day after a bus crash knocked down several poles and electrical transformers, officials said. The lane reopened around 1:30 p.m., according to Sgt. Detective John Boyle, a police department spokesman. One southbound lane remains closed and drivers should expect delays.
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Boston police said the bus knocked down four light poles and two transformers, leaving wires strewn across the highway.
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