Skip to content
BCU-Logo

Boston Cyclists Union

DONATE
  • What We Do
    • Policy Campaigns
      • Bills Of Interest
    • Street Campaigns
    • Free Bike Repair
    • Bos/treal
    • Boston Bike Stories
      • #HealthyStreetsBOS
      • Arborway
  • Get Involved
    • Subscribe to the BCU’s Newsletter
    • Become a Member
    • Activist Group
    • BCU Labs
    • Committee and Volunteer Opportunities
    • BCU Chapters and Bike Groups
  • Resources
    • Our Blog
    • New to Biking Resources
    • Why Bike Lanes?
    • BCU Report: Boston Bike Parking
    • Interactive Crash Map
    • Crash Center: Advice & Attorneys
    • Get Bluebikes for $5/year
  • About
    • Strategic Plan & Mission
    • Meet the Staff
    • Board of Directors
    • Jobs Opportunities
    • Supporters
    • Contact Us

Uncategorized

Bike Stories 3 – Sofia Morais from Denmark on Commonwealth Ave

By Boston Cyclists Union | July 18, 2014
Read More

City, BU resist protected bike lanes on Comm Ave

By Boston Cyclists Union | July 18, 2014

In the three years between 2010-2012, the seven blocks of Commonwealth Avenue from BU Bridge to Packard’s Corner in Allston were the site of 68 reported bike crashes. Around 21…

Read More

Bike Stories 2 — Djelloul Maaref on bike commuting, not by choice

By Boston Cyclists Union | July 9, 2014
Read More

Truck driver who fled fatal crash not charged

By Boston Cyclists Union | July 1, 2014

Another Massachusetts grand jury has refused to indict a truck driver for running over a cyclist, preventing any criminal trial for 41-year-old Ricky Prezioso who ran over 30-year-old Eoin McGrory…

Read More

DCR takes step back, two steps forward

By Boston Cyclists Union | July 1, 2014

After receiving a letter from the Bike Union, the Department of Conservation and Recreation removed the bicycle symbols along the shoulder of the Arborway in Jamaica Plain last week, admitting…

Read More

Roxbury’s Hampden Street repaved, added to bike lane work plan

By Boston Cyclists Union | July 1, 2014

As Boston’s Public Works Department fired up its paving machines this Spring, the Bike Union asked to add a couple particularly bumpy streets to the mix. The repaving section of…

Read More

PWD to do Seaver St with cycletracks on one side only

By Boston Cyclists Union | July 1, 2014

Interim Commissioner of the Public Works Department’s Michael Dennehy is a promising promotion within the Martin Walsh Administration in many regards, but the new commish did not see fit to…

Read More

Collaborative releases new police crash map, data

By Boston Cyclists Union | June 17, 2014

Since the Bike Union began, getting accurate bike crash data that indicates cause has been part of the struggle to eliminate death and injuries among cyclists in the city. Now,…

Read More

Grand Junction Path’s star is rising

By Boston Cyclists Union | June 17, 2014

Hopes for the Grand Junction Path were emboldened last week on June 11 when the Cambridge City Council met to hear progress from all the parties involved. The Bike Union…

Read More

DCR lays down unusual, unsafe bike lanes on Arborway

By Boston Cyclists Union | June 13, 2014

The Department of Conservation has made significant progress this year on becoming more bike-friendly, but has not been open and transparent with the process of adding new bikeways on the…

Read More
« Newer Posts
Older Posts »
bculogo_white

Contact Us:
Email at: info@bostoncyclistsunion.org

or visit at:
1419 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02120

Mailing address: PO Box 191710, Roxbury MA 02119

EIN: 80-0579364

Latest News

Get Involved

Upcoming Events

Looking to view your donation history or modify a recurring contribution?
Visit our donation self-service page.

© 2025 Boston Cyclists Union. All Rights Reserved.