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Christian MilNeil

A rendering of a proposed Columbus Avenue busway, looking down at the street from above, with the Northeast Corridor railroad tracks at left, the Southwest Corridor bike and walking paths, and center-running bus lanes on Columbus Avenue, with bus shelters located between the bus lanes and the general-purpose motor vehicle lanes.

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Bus lanes

Our First Look at Boston’s Plans to Extend Columbus Ave. Bus Lanes

Grecia White

Boylston Street, September 19

Bicycling

The Orange Line Is Back, But Several of Boston’s ‘Temporary’ Bus and Bike Lanes Will Remain

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Advocacy Opportunities

Mayor Wu, Bike Commuter

Columbus Avenue