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Two chances to shape Mass Ave’s next bike lanes

By Bike Union Staff | September 17, 2019

Bike or walk Mass Ave. with BTD officials to show where improvements are needed! The Boston Transportation Department is moving ahead with plans to add bike lanes to Mass Ave.,…

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Celebrate new bike lanes with a FREE night at the Museum of Science!

By Bike Union Staff | September 17, 2019

This summer, bike safety in Boston saw a major improvement with the installation of physically separated bike lanes on the Craigie Bridge. Now, we invite you to join us in…

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Where Local Candidates Stand on Bike Infrastructure and Safer Roads

By Bike Union Staff | August 20, 2019

“I Bike, I vote” — Election season is upon us! With local elections this fall, it’s important that voters know where candidates stand on issues related to biking, walking, and transit…

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Show your support for a safer Centre St in West Roxbury

By Bike Union Staff | August 16, 2019

On June 20, the Boston Transportation Department (BTD) presented plans at a packed public meeting to improve safety on Centre St by reducing driving lanes (creating a “road diet”) and adding protected bike…

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Mayor Walsh’s Laudable Proposal to Better Regulate Ride Hailing

By Bike Union Staff | August 1, 2019

Ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft increase congestion and siphon away riders — and revenue — from mass transit in cities everywhere, according to multiple studies. Boston is no exception,…

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Speak up for a Safer Powder House Blvd.!

By Bike Union Staff | July 25, 2019

Since 2017, the City of Somerville has undergone a process to determine a new design for Powder House Blvd. to coincide with repaving this past spring. Although Somerville initially said…

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How to Stay Involved In 3 Big BTD Projects

By Bike Union Staff | July 25, 2019

This Spring, Mayor Walsh announced new funding for critical bike infrastructure we’ve long championed. With a couple of those projects set to move forward, and with another major project just…

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Show your support for protected bike lanes on Tremont St.!

By Bike Union Staff | July 24, 2019

At last month’s Tremont St. Design Project public meeting, we scored an important victory when the Boston Transportation Department (BTD) revealed that the City’s preferred design for Tremont St. includes 3…

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Tell DCR: Protect cyclists on your roadways

By Bike Union Staff | July 16, 2019

Last Thursday, we sent a powerful message to the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) that we need more protected spaces for cyclists on our roads — and we need…

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Progress on “Mass Ave South,” and a chance to impact other plans nearby

By Bike Union Staff | June 25, 2019

Thanks to you, Massachusetts Avenue south of Melnea Cass Drive (“Mass Ave South”) is on track to become safer and more accessible for cyclists, but the work is far from…

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