Archive for October 2020
In their words: Bike to Market volunteers reflect on the program’s importance
We could talk all day about why Bike to Market, our free bike repair program, which just concluded its 11th season, is as important as ever. Instead, we wanted to let our 2020 Bike to Market volunteers — who helped us fix more than 500 bikes this year! — share their thoughts on the program.…
Read MoreGet involved: Egleston Square Redesign
New priority bus lanes are coming to Columbus Ave. — and now, we have the opportunity to add a safe, complementary bike route alongside them. If you want to help make that happen, then get involved in the Egleston Square Redesign! The new bus lanes will vastly improve T service for thousands of daily riders, while…
Read MoreSAVE THE DATE: Golden Cog Awards 12/3
The Boston Cyclists Union cordially invites you to join us for a celebration of local leadership and contributions to promote biking in Boston: The Golden Cog Awards! The Golden Cogs recognize outstanding efforts by advocates, allies and volunteers that support the BCU’s work or advance its vision for Boston. Normally presented during our fall gala,…
Read MoreProgress is within reach on the Arborway
On Wednesday, DCR will share three proposed options for the permanent redesign of the Arborway between Jamaica Pond and Forest Hills. Show up and show support for completing the Emerald Necklace! Arborway Parkway Improvements Virtual Public MeetingWednesday, October 21, 20206:30 – 8:00 p.m. As many of you know, two decades of planning processes around the…
Read MoreBoston Bike Story: Matthew Coker
“I started riding ten years ago, at least. “A little background is that I am Trinidadian and love listening to music such as soca, calypso, and reggae. “I bike because it is good for your health, it’s good exercise, and to commute. I also volunteer for group rides, from leading them to being a marshal.…
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