Posts by Boston Cyclists Union
Cyclist in Huntington crash may have “lost balance”
As of yet no charges have been filed in the crash that took the life of 28-year-old Boston College graduate student Kelsey Rennebohm on Friday night, and Boston Police sources…
Read MoreMayor’s late Casey comments could stir up trouble
Both the JP Patch and the JP Gazette posted headlines yesterday quoting the mayor as the latest bridge supporter, despite his administration’s tacit support of the project for the last…
Read MoreBike tops in Rush Hour Race
By Nate Leskovic You may have known it in your heart, but there’s yet more solid proof that cycling is the fastest way to get around town this week. Cyclist…
Read MoreBike Week Events Galore!
It’s that time of year again, and Boston’s bike scene is exploding. All hands on deck this week as Boston’s bike scene comes together in all its variety to cash…
Read MoreCity seeks consensus on Rutherford Ave project
In a new development in the debate over the Sullivan Square Rutherford Avenue reconstruction project, the city unveiled a new option to build an underpass at Austin Street despite the…
Read MoreBoston’s bike coordinator transition moves forward
As the city makes its way through the first month without Nicole Freedman leading Boston Bikes, there is good news about the prospects for her replacement and the long-term institutionalization…
Read MoreUpcoming Event: Reclaiming neighborhoods: Better living with less traffic
Charlestown, Somerville and Jamaica Plain are all in the process of reclaiming parts of their neighborhoods from large hunks of highway-like infrastructure from the 1950s. Namely, the Sullivan Square underpass,…
Read MoreWill it really be summer without Nicole Freedman?
By Pete Stidman Boston’s bike coordinator Nicole Freedman, now on her way to new opportunities, is a powerhouse. Her energy and ability has helped transform the Boston bike scene and…
Read MorePopsicle tricycle trio to hit the streets this summer
By Patrick Kelleher-Calnan “Businesses aren’t really hiring right now,” said Josh Danoff, part owner of the bike-based food vendor Culinary Cruisers, “but I’m looking to hire about ten people in…
Read MoreBrookline’s anti-contraflow warrant dead in water
The concept that bicyclists will not affect real change until they all follow the law was shot full of holes in Brookline this week when a group of residents used…
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