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Bikeways for Everybody

An opportunity to improve biking by Carson Beach and UMASS Boston

By Bike Union Staff | January 6, 2022

Next Monday, the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) will hold a virtual meeting about the Dorchester Bay City project, a massive residential/commercial development proposed for 200 Mount Vernon Street. Specifically,…

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Sign the petition: Protected bike lanes on the Mass Ave Bridge

By Bike Union Staff | October 19, 2021

Massachusetts Avenue across the Harvard Bridge (commonly known as the “Mass Ave Bridge”) is one of the busiest bike routes in the region. It’s also one of the most dangerous.…

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Speak up for bike lanes on Boston’s Cambridge Street

By Bike Union Staff | September 16, 2021

People on bikes make up 10 percent of all traffic on Cambridge St. during peak hours—yet this important connector has no safe, separated bike lanes. Will you help us add…

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Urgent action: Fixing dangerous DCR-managed roads

By Bike Union Staff | June 8, 2021

Are you frustrated with the conditions on roads managed by the Department of Conservation and Recreation? Do you wish they had physically separated bike lanes, more pedestrian crossings, slower vehicle speeds,…

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Survey responses: Egleston Sq. Redesign

By Bike Union Staff | June 7, 2021

The Egleston Square redesign project will bring much-needed connections to businesses, homes, schools and green space via bicycle. We encourage you to get involved and share your feedback with the…

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McGrath Highway could have protected bike lanes

By Bike Union Staff | March 2, 2021

Feedback deadline: Monday 3/8 MassDOT last week announced plans for improving McGrath Highway that would involve removing one traffic lane in each direction while adding buffered (not protected) bike lanes.  It’s an…

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Sign the petition: Advance Safe Streets in Somerville

By Bike Union Staff | February 16, 2021

A new advocacy group, Somerville Alliance for Safe Streets (SASS), has formed to push City leaders to honor the community’s shared values and stated commitments to safety, accessibility, equitable investment,…

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Sign the petition: Allston-Brighton Mobility Improvements

By Bike Union Staff | February 11, 2021

Boston’s Allston-Brighton Mobility Study presents a draft plan for improving transit, expanding the bike network and making streets safer for all modes. Comments on the draft plan are due by next Monday,…

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Get involved: Egleston Square Redesign

By Bike Union Staff | October 26, 2020

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…

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Progress is within reach on the Arborway

By Bike Union Staff | October 19, 2020

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…

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