Belmont Advances Its Plans for New Mass. Central Rail Trail Segment
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When the project is complete, there will be a continuous off-street pathway that links Belmont to the Boston Harbor waterfront in Charlestown.
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Physically Protected Bike Lanes to Replace Car Lanes on Tremont Street
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The City of Boston Transportation Department expects to solicit construction bids later this year for physically protected bike lanes, new bus stops, and safer crosswalks on Tremont Street through the South End.
Boston Blames Cone Shortage for Sluggish 'Healthy Streets' Rollout
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It’s now been over a month since Boston announced its “healthy streets” initiative, the city’s transportation plan for the COVID-19 pandemic, but even as more businesses and offices across the city have reopened in recent weeks, a key component of the plan – a pop-up network of protected bike lanes to help more bicyclists travel […]
Eyes on the Street: Downtown Crossing’s New Bus and Bike Lanes
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Washington Street in Downtown Crossing has been transformed from a traffic jam into a street that sets aside most of its space for bikes and transit users.
Cambridge Council Recommends Updates to ‘Cycling Safety Ordinance’ to Accelerate Bikeway Projects
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The Cambridge City Council will take up an ambitious update to the city's Cycling Safety Ordinance on July 7.
Boston Officials Plan Some Summer Fun for 7-City Point Bus Riders
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For now, the new lanes would primarily benefit riders of the MBTA's 7-City Point bus, which connects South Boston, the Seaport District, South Station, and the downtown financial district.