The network was set to be finished in 1 year. The folks who sued to stop the bike lanes just moved that to 3.5 years. @Marc_C_McGovern offered @PattyNolan1 a compromise of 2.5 years. Why can't anyone who voted for this delay articulate a single thing that will be gained from it?
It’s an injustice to have a highway divide the Riverbend community from the river, creating danger, noise and pollution. Riverbend Park corrects this on the weekends, providing access to open space that is easy to get to. #CambMA
Every year, North American communities spend, on average, per person:
$50 on sidewalks and crosswalks
$180 on public transit subsidies
$1,000 on public roads and traffic services
More than $2,000 per capita on government-mandated parking facilities
@sause_wirke@NikDeCostaKlipa Good news for bandwidth! Bike lanes have >3.5x more bandwidth than car lanes. So the question is really, why are we wasting so much bandwidth on car lanes?
https://t.co/DL7k6EadH3
Say it with me “Inclusionary Zoning isn’t an affordable housing tool. It’s a desegregation tool”… that we use in place of broad based affordable housing tools because many middle class homeowners decided they had no responsibility to contribute towards affordable housing.
@AlbertBreer Those 5 lane sections are usually just full of triple parked cars, pretty sure removing that problem will actually make traffic flow better. Especially since that's exactly what happens everywhere when these projects are implemented.
@andr_w @school_cycology @katjballantyne Festivals are good, but no reason we can't also just have open streets like #OpenNewbury or more permanently like DTX
A good reminder that 75% of Boston- area voters support "bike lanes that are separated from cars, even if it means less space for cars."
https://t.co/Rkev1c3gLn
Support your local bike lanes! Email the city, email BTD, email @MayorWu and tell them how much you value safety! The bike lanes on Boylston, Berkley and frankly everywhere need to happen, and happen asap! These designs are safe, and YES there has been community input…
It's awesome seeing Salem making @RideBluebikes a real regional transportation option. Looking for more cities to follow their lead.
Would love to see every city with a regional rail stop to have BB, so you could make many train+bike trips
#SalemMA has just added three new @ridebluebike stations and 18 additional bikes. With support from a Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization Community Connections grant, new stations were deployed in Vinnin Square, Bridge Street Neck, and on Derby Street. 🚲🚲🚲
The Sumner tunnel closure is expected to produce miles of traffic. Getting around it might be intimidating on bike but here's a very helpful guide to make your trip easier! https://t.co/N28by5n4U6