Family members have identified the victim of Thursday morning’s homicide crash near Roxbury Crossing as Louisa Gag, a longtime street safety advocate and transportation planner at Boston’s City Hall.
A driver struck and killed Louisa Gag, a prominent street safety advocate, while she was riding a bicycle on Tremont Street in Mission Hill this morning.
“Zero-emission buses are not where they need to be in terms of delivering reliable bus service,” warned Jessie Lazarus, the MTA’s head of rolling stock procurement, at a June MTA board meeting.
Family members have identified the victim of Thursday morning’s homicide crash near Roxbury Crossing as Louisa Gag, a longtime street safety advocate and transportation planner at Boston’s City Hall.
Cars are too expensive, but cheaper “cars” aren’t the answer.
A driver struck and killed Louisa Gag, a prominent street safety advocate, while she was riding a bicycle on Tremont Street in Mission Hill this morning.
Ambulances sped up by 6 percent in an arena where seconds can mean the difference between treatment and death.
“Zero-emission buses are not where they need to be in terms of delivering reliable bus service,” warned Jessie Lazarus, the MTA’s head of rolling stock procurement, at a June MTA board meeting.
