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Workers in fluorescent yellow vests wrangle equipment behind a pickup truck parked on a bike path in a park surrounded by budding trees. In the foreground row of three cones, the middle of which bears a "road closed" sign, blocks access to the trail where they are working. Next to the cones is a vertical concrete bollard with a sign. The top of the sign reads "dcr" with a leaf logo; below that, "Southwest Corridor Park," below that, an arrow pointing to the upper left just above a pedestrian walking icon, pointing to a narrower walking path to the left of the sign; below that, an arrow pointing to the upper right just above a bike icon points to the bike path.

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Bicycling

News Briefs: Free Bluebikes Sundays, Southwest Corridor Path Work Resumes

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A row of docked blue, white, and black ValleyBike shared bikes parked along a paved street under the shade of some leafy trees.

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Bikesharing

Western Mass. Bikeshare In Limbo As Operator Enters Bankruptcy

A man in a collared white shirt, sunglasses, and a helmet sits astride a sleek grey bike with the "citibike" logo on the side.

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Advocacy Opportunities

Mayor Wu’s 2024 Budget Proposal Includes $1.4 Million for Electric Bluebikes

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A Bluebikes dock at the Green Street Orange Line station in Jamaica Plain.

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Seasonal Station Removals Put Dorchester’s Bluebikes Network on Ice

Citing Worker Shortages, ValleyBike Will Shut Down for the Winter

A small crowd gathers under a Bluebikes-branded pop-up tent next to some Bluebikes resting on their kickstands. In the foreground, a man in a suit, ballcap, and bicycle-print tie and woman in a leapord-print jacket hold comically oversized shears as they cut a ribbon while the others look on.

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Bluebikes Expands to Downtown Medford and Malden

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Accessibility

Cities, Nonprofits Begin Rolling Out New Incentive Programs for E-Bike Purchases

Pam Daly rides an orange recumbent bike with two wheels in the back and one in the front as she approaches the Zakim bridge with the sun behind it

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Adaptive Cycling On the Harborwalk With Charlestown’s Riders Club

Four people: a white man wearing a blue collared shirt and tie, a black woman wearing an athletic long-sleeved top, a white woman wearing a pink blazer, and a white man wearing a collared short-sleeved polo shirt, stand behind a Bluebikes bicycle in a brick plaza. Behind them is a row of more bikes parked in a Bluebikes station.

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Salem Doubles Its Bluebikes Coverage

A bicycle rider enters a bike lane delineated with cones and construction barrels on Columbus Avenue in Back Bay. The bike lane runs along the curb, with a row of parked cars to its left.

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Boston’s Exciting Biking Transformation: How the City is Promoting Biking on Multiple Fronts