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Posts by Boston Cyclists Union

Mass Ave to have bike lanes from Albany Street to the bridge!

By Boston Cyclists Union | May 21, 2010

There will come a day when the Mass Ave gateway from Cambridge to Boston will not be where the bike lane disappears! Thanks to a massive long-term effort by LivableStreets…

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New bike lanes on Comm Ave! But they're not finished just yet…

By Boston Cyclists Union | May 14, 2010

Cyclists rolling down Commonwealth Ave between the Common and Kenmore Square have been getting a pleasant surprise this week: new bike lanes! The city’s design is quite innovative, and puts…

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The new bicycle checkbox at BPD—and an enforcement update

By Boston Cyclists Union | May 6, 2010

The BCU is happy to report that the first step in a long road toward superior bike crash reporting in the city of Boston has been taken. It may seem…

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Bike lanes to grace Centre and South streets!

By Boston Cyclists Union | April 30, 2010

In Jamaica Plain, a bubbling controversy over bike lanes on Centre and South streets has been the talk of the town for the past few months. For those of you…

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Today is the first day of the rest of our lives—with the T.

By Boston Cyclists Union | April 28, 2010

The Boston Cyclists Union, MassBike and the City of Boston met with a group of MBTA officials this morning to begin a long-term effort aimed at improving how the T’s…

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What's a cycletrack? A friend of Sam Adams explains.

By Boston Cyclists Union | April 27, 2010

How many of you knew that the beer we all know and love here in Boston was elected Mayor in Portland? Yep. Mayor Sam Adams. Well we didn’t get the…

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The Mayor's Bicycle Safety Summit

By Boston Cyclists Union | April 22, 2010

It is amazing what we can accomplish when we come together as a community around a few powerful ideas. Last night Mayor Menino and the leaders of MassDOT, the MBTA,…

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Boston Cyclists Union hits the airwaves!

By Boston Cyclists Union | April 20, 2010

Some of you may have heard a snippet of Boston Cyclists Union co-founder Pete Stidman talking about the need for better crash reporting on WBUR over the weekend, well here’s…

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Cambridge Street in Allston— a new BCU focal point

By Boston Cyclists Union | April 20, 2010

The Boston Cyclists Union has already had some early success in Allston, convincing the city to redesign to include a physically separate cycletrack on Western Avenue instead of a simple…

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BCU thanks Mayor Menino, urges caution on enforcement plan

By Boston Cyclists Union | April 16, 2010

The BCU commends Mayor Thomas Menino, Boston Police Department Commissioner Ed Davis, and all BPD officers and staff for taking a positive step toward routinely compiling police incident reports of…

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