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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.

Bicycling

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

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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.

A Reading Road Diet Moves From Pilot to Permanent

Advocacy Opportunities

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

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Cambridge Will Ax Two Car Lanes From Harvard Square

Kendall Square Is Getting Rid of Another Car Lane

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