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Somerville's Doug Johnson starts as Community Organizer

By Boston Cyclists Union | February 9, 2015

New position at the Union is about engaging more volunteers and members in the Union’s work The Bike Union is looking forward to a banner year for its programs and…

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Show up, Speak up for cycletracks on JP's Arborway!

By Boston Cyclists Union | January 28, 2015

Since 2011, the Bike Union has helped lead local residents and other orgs to reconnect the Emerald Necklace for bicycles. Over the past 4 years, the coalition has successfully promoted…

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New Pearl Street design under attack in Cambridge

By Boston Cyclists Union | January 8, 2015

Write a letter to the city today! By Joe Poirier As of the beginning of last month, it looked as though a new design being put together for Cambridge’s Pearl…

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Summer St Cycletrack questioned by waterfront advisory group

By Boston Cyclists Union | December 29, 2014

Write a letter by Dec. 31! By Alex Nenoupolos and Pete Stidman Just days before its initial public comment deadline, the advisory group for the South Boston Waterfront Sustainable Transportation…

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Comm Ave meeting attracts 130 despite flooding

By Boston Cyclists Union | December 11, 2014

Commissioner “reevaluating” design The BU Bikes Comm Ave public meeting on Dec. 9 was an unqualified success by most accounts, though city officials still have not committed fully to a…

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Brookline goes big for Route 9 cycletrack design

By Boston Cyclists Union | December 7, 2014

The Bike Union’s efforts to create a new vision for a protected bike lane (cycletrack) on Route 9 paid off big at a large public meeting in Brookline last Wednesday,…

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Comm Ave cycletrack campaign heats up

By Boston Cyclists Union | November 26, 2014

Since the Walsh Administration took over in January, the bike movement has been watching the actions of interim Transportation Commissioner Jim Gillooly, the Public Works Dept. and Boston Bikes closely…

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Brookline to hold public charrette for Route 9 Cycletrack

By Boston Cyclists Union | November 26, 2014

While many eyes are on the City of Boston’s Commonwealth Ave reconstruction project, another key project for the Boston Cyclists Union is gaining traction in the town of Brookline. A…

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Walsh proposes first of its kind truck safety ordinance

By Boston Cyclists Union | September 9, 2014

Bike Union releases new “Sideguards Save Lives” factsheet The City of Boston took a big step forward for the country today as Mayor Marty Walsh presented an ordinance to the…

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Brookline considers cycletrack on Route 9

By Boston Cyclists Union | August 29, 2014

Sign up in support today! The Bike Union and a handful of volunteers took a big step with the Town of Brookline this week when they agreed to take a…

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