PHOTOS of Boston's newest separated bike lane, which is being installed this week on South Huntington Ave. between Jamaica Plain and Mission Hill:
PHOTOS of Boston's newest separated bike lane, which is being installed this week on South Huntington Ave. between Jamaica Plain and Mission Hill:
A RECENT Bloomberg City Lab article by the highly regarded transportation thought leader David Zipper used recent statements by proponents of free public bus transit in Boston and Washington, D.C., to assert, quite provocatively, that transit is not a public good. His assertion relies on adherence to the economic definition of “public good,” a definition that(...)
Mayor Wu’s 2024 Budget Proposal Includes $1.4 Million for Electric Pedal-Assist Bluebikes:
@jonchesto must have a Rolodex of people who want to give quotes that make them sound like villains.
Or Rodney Dangerfield.
According to state data, the Department of Conservation and Recreation's roadways are among the biggest sources of pollution in the City of #CambridgeMA. Cars on DCR's parkways emit 73 metric tons of climate-heating tailpipe pollution *every day*
This is some bullshit.
Call your state rep.
Call your state senator https://malegislature.gov/Search/FindMyLegislator
Call the governor. (617) 725-4005
Call the DCR: (617) 626-1250, 617-360-1715
And don't stop. Call every day.
“Eliminating parking requirements can have this huge impact on the quality of life and sustainability of a community,” said Sara Bronin, an architecture professor at Cornell University. “It is among the most significant changes that a local government can make.”
https://www.wsj.com/articles/parking-problem-too-much-cities-e94dcecf
"There are a thousand things that need to fixed and the fare collection system is not one of them." - Mela Bush-Miles of ACE in Roxbury