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Christian MilNeil

A map of the City of Boston's proposed route for a new "multimodal corridor" between North and South Stations. The route includes Causeway Street in front of North Station, Congress Street between Causeway and Post Office Square, and either Federal, Congress, or Pearl Street (to be determined) to Dewey Square and South Station. From there, the route would continue onto Summer Street into the Seaport.

Downtown multimodal corridor route map April 2022

Bus lanes

City of Boston Reboots Plans for Bus-Priority Corridor Between North, South Stations

New separated bike lanes on Massachusetts Avenue near Dana Street in Cambridge.

Mass. Ave. at Dana Street, Cambridge MA

Bicycling

Cambridge City Council Forcefully Rejects Effort to Delay Mass. Ave. Bike Lanes

New separated bike lanes on Massachusetts Avenue in front of Cambridge City Hall.

Mass. Ave. at Cambridge City Hall

Cambridge Officials Propose Protected Bike Lanes on Most of Mass. Ave. By 2026

Realigned curbs under construction at the intersection of Tremont Street and West Springfield Street in Boston's South End.

Tremont and Springfield construction 2022

Eyes On the Street: Protected Bike Lane Construction in Roxbury and the South End

Protected bike lanes

City of Cambridge Will Miss Cycling Safety Ordinance Deadline With Porter Square Project Delay

Arborway project map

DCR Issues One More Call for Feedback on Arborway Redesign

Bluebike station locations in 2010, 2016, and 2021. When the system launched a decade ago, it primarily served higher-income, whiter neighborhoods in central Boston. However, thanks to new stations, non-white and lower-income residents of these cities and towns now enjoy more equitable levels of access to the bikesharing network.

Bluebike Station growth since 2010

Inventories Take Stock of Growing Access to Bluebikes, Safer Bike Routes

Portrait of Whitney Zhang of Boston on the Cambridge side of the Mass. Ave. Bridge on Nov. 23, 2021

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Mass. Ave. Bridge Users Praise Improved Bike Lanes: ‘I Hope We See More of This’

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City of Boston, MBTA Win Funds to Transform Blue Hill Avenue

Bike traffic on the Massachusetts Avenue bridge heading towards Cambridge on the evening of August 4, 2021.Bike traffic on the Massachusetts Avenue bridge heading towards Cambridge on the evening of August 4, 2021.

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Advocacy Opportunities

Advocates Petition for Protected Bike Lanes on Mass. Ave. Bridge Before Year’s End