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Christian MilNeil

A paved path running through sand dunes. Two people in bikes are in the middle distance.

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Street Design

Provincetown Plans to Carve Up Its Freeway For a New Car-Free Path

A row of cones delineates a bike lane on the Mass. Ave. bridge. A bicycle rider coasts by on one side of the cones while a car drives by to the left. On the horizon are the skyscrapers of the Back Bay neighborhood reflecting the late-afternoon sunlight.

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Transit

MassDOT Calls Harvard Bridge Road Diet ‘Extremely Effective,’ Says Changes Will Become Permanent This Fall

Wellington Circle in Medford

MassDOT Shares Early Concepts for Taming Wellington Circle

Google Street View imagery of Main Street in Reading shows the street before (from 2019) and after (from 2020) a road diet that reduced the number of vehicle lanes on the roadway. Images courtesy of Google.

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A Reading Road Diet Moves From Pilot to Permanent

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Advocacy Opportunities

Newton Scrubs A Bike Lane From Washington Street, But Others Are In the Works

Brattle Street Harvard Square

Cambridge Will Ax Two Car Lanes From Harvard Square

Entering Cambridge on the Longfellow Bridge

Bicycling

Kendall Square Is Getting Rid of Another Car Lane

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