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Map of Allston highlighting Harvard Ave and Brighton Ave., which form a large cross shape in the middle of the map and indicate the location of the Saturday August 19 open streets event.

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Events

Saturday: Allston’s First Open Streets Event

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Bicycling

Wu Admin. Announces September Start Date for Cargo Bike Delivery Pilot

Crowds walk and roll past a map of Sunday's Open Streets event in Jamaica Plain.

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Mayor Wu Announces Expanded Open Streets Events Calendar for 2023

Highways

Under Harvard’s Influence, MassDOT Approves $86 Million Contract to Rehab Allston Highway Viaduct

An exterior photo of the new Harvard Engineering School building, next to a protected bike lane. A large group of people on bikes is gathered in the foreground next to a glass-clad bike parking shed while a jogger runs by on the sidewalk.

A Tour of Boston’s New Bike Parking Rooms

An aerial photo of a brightly-colored footbridge across an eight-lane highway in Boston's Allston neighborhood.

See MassDOT’s Early Designs for a New Car-Free Bridge Over the Pike in Allston

MassDOT Picks ‘At-Grade’ Option for Allston/I-90 Project

Bike traffic on the Commonwealth Avenue protected bike lane next to the MBTA's Babcock Street Green Line station.

Research Suggests Boston’s New Protected Lanes Boosted Bikeshare Traffic 80 Percent

MassDOT

A Rough Guide To Boston’s Allston/I-90 Megaproject

Boston Plans Separation, Traffic Calming For White-Knuckle Allston Bike Lanes

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