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A satellite-view map of detours on Broadway in Cambridge between Galileo Galilei Way (at the left edge) and Ames Street (at the right edge). A hashed "work zone" is shaded in along the north side of the block in the upper half of the aerial view. A right arrow indicates one-way motor vehicle traffic in the middle of Broadway; below that, another two-way arrow indicates two-way bike traffic on a separated path along the southern edge of the roadway; below that, a dashed line indicates a pedestrian detour route along the southern sidewalk.

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Detours Take Effect for Broadway in Kendall Square, Part of Region’s Busiest Bike Route

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A bird's-eye view sketch of a new city neighborhood with high-rise buildings next to a rail line (right) and low warehouses and industrial buildings to the left. In the distance is a broad river running left-to-right.

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A New Neighborhood Could Replace Oil Tanks in Everett, But Plans Hinge On Uncertain MBTA Expansion Projects

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Detours Take Effect for Broadway in Kendall Square, Part of Region’s Busiest Bike Route

A New Neighborhood Could Replace Oil Tanks in Everett, But Plans Hinge On Uncertain MBTA Expansion Projects

Early Data Show Less Traffic, More Bus Riders On Broadway In Somerville

Monday: Somerville Hosts Public Hearing On Broadway Bus Lanes