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Bike Over To The Public Meeting On Bike Safety Today, Lend Your Voice
Written by Boston Biker on Dec 06There is a hearing at City Hall at noon
Thurs., Dec. 6, at Noon
Boston City Hall
5th Floor
Iannella City Council Chambers
The hearing will delve into questions of where and why most crashes are occurring, as well as statistics on the effects of separated bike lanes (cycletracks) and the success of various infrastructure improvements made in other cities.
Lets tell them how we feel about bike safety, especially with the bad news of a cyclist fatality today.
Tags: bicycle safety, public hearing, safety
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Meeting On New “Gateway To The Arborway” Planning Initiative
Written by Boston Biker on Apr 29WHAT: The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will hold a public meeting to discuss the new “Gateway to the Arborway” planning initiative. The plan, developed by DCR in partnership with the Arborway Coalition, addresses improvements for the portion of the Arborway between Murray Circle and the William J. Casey Overpass and includes alternatives for managing the vegetation on the “Arborway Hillside” (between Jamaica Place and Hampstead Road), improving pedestrian and bicycle access from the Casey Overpass to the Arborway, and removing the fencing at the Arboretum crosswalk. The public is encouraged to attend.
WHEN: Monday
May 5
7 p.m.
WHERE: Curtis Hall
20 South Street
Jamaica Plain
Tags: arborway, public hearing
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- Monthly Bike Parties Roll Into Boston; First Boston Bike Party Next Tuesday! May 21, 2013TweetGreg Hum plays drums on his bike, organizes the annual Midnight Marathon Bike Ride, and rides bikes as an excuse to eat lots of good food. He shares stories and more on his personal blog, The Humble Cyclist. Tweet at him, bro: @thehum. … Continue reading → […]greg
- Hello world! May 20, 2013TweetBriefly, my goal with this site is to share what I’ve learned about cycling as a major part of my life and as a primary means of transportation. “Natural Cyclection” is of course an homage to “natural selection”, which when … Continue reading → […]Boston Biker
- Hello world! May 20, 2013TweetBriefly, my goal with this site is to share what I’ve learned about cycling as a major part of my life and as a primary means of transportation. “Natural Cyclection” is of course an homage to “natural selection”, which when … Continue reading → […]Boston Biker
- Hello world! May 20, 2013TweetBriefly, my goal with this site is to share what I’ve learned about cycling as a major part of my life and as a primary means of transportation. “Natural Cyclection” is of course an homage to “natural selection”, which when … Continue reading → […]Boston Biker
- HubWay Is Hiring May 20, 2013TweetCheck out the new positions here: Bicycle Service Technician Bicycle Redistribution Tech Dispatcher Station Service Technician […]Boston Biker
- Bikes Share Logistics: Socioeconomic Trend, Proximity or Demand? May 20, 2013Tweet A recent edition of a local cycling newsletter had a blurb about the Boston bike share’s expansion into several new towns. These towns are all located outside of Boston proper. Providing bike share stations in these areas significantly … Continue reading → […]IsolateCyclist
- Bikes Share Logistics: Socioeconomic Trend, Proximity Or Demand? May 20, 2013Tweet A recent edition of a local cycling newsletter had a blurb about the Boston bike share’s expansion into several new towns. These towns are all located outside of Boston proper. Providing bike share stations in these areas significantly … Continue reading → […]IsolateCyclist
- Cyclist Struck And Killed At Beacon and Charlesgate May 20, 2013Tweet (via) Apparently she was struck by a dump truck. This afternoon, MIT visiting scientist Dr. Kanako Miura, 36, died in a bicycle accident in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. Miura was a native of Japan and had been at MIT … Continue reading → […]Boston Biker
- Cyclist Struck And Killed At Beacon and Charlesgate May 20, 2013Tweet (via) Apparently she was struck by a dump truck. This afternoon, MIT visiting scientist Dr. Kanako Miura, 36, died in a bicycle accident in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. Miura was a native of Japan and had been at MIT … Continue reading → […]Boston Biker
- Cyclist Struck And Killed At Beacon and Charlesgate May 20, 2013Tweet (via) Apparently she was struck by a dump truck. This afternoon, MIT visiting scientist Dr. Kanako Miura, 36, died in a bicycle accident in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. Miura was a native of Japan and had been at MIT … Continue reading → […]Boston Biker
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