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An aerial view of the N. Beacon St - Soldiers Field Road rotary in Brighton, with the Charles River in the upper left corner and Mass. Pike along the bottom edge. An overlay illustration shows a new roadway with two intersections – one on the left, near the N. Beacon St. bridge over the river, and one on the right, where Parsons St. meets N. Beacon – that could replace the large traffic circle that takes up most of the center of the image.

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DCR Will Present New Plans to Improve Chaotic Riverfront Traffic Circle in Brighton

A person rides a bike on a freshly-painted green bike lane next to some flexible-post bollards on a multi-lane city street lined with tall buildings

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Street Design

Boston Releases ’30-Day Review’ Memo of Safety Projects

A wide city street next to a multi-story brick building at left. In the center of the photo is a two-way bike path divided from the adjacent car lanes with a pair of striped white lines.

Mass Ave South bikeway with curb removal March 4 2025

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Boston Cyclists Union Warns That City’s Bikeway Changes Create ‘Serious and Immediate Safety Risks’