Holiday Shopping Ride: Support Local, Together
Cambridge Squares Holiday Shopping Ride On the solstice (12/20), Cambridge Bicycle Safety co-hosted a Cambridge Squares Holiday Shopping Ride with our friends at Boston Café […]
Cambridge Squares Holiday Shopping Ride On the solstice (12/20), Cambridge Bicycle Safety co-hosted a Cambridge Squares Holiday Shopping Ride with our friends at Boston Café […]
Join us on the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims to Ride and Walk for Our Lives. In 2024, our Ride for Your […]
By: Nate Sharpe There are a number of things about my life that tend to elicit a certain wide-eyed surprise from new acquaintances, often followed […]
Last night the Council voted to continue installation of the Broadway separated bike lanes as planned! Thank you to the 187 people who spoke last night in […]
CBS volunteer Z(achary) Yaro has created a landway map of Cambridge. Using ideas from the classic T subway map, light rail maps, and the Paris […]
Get Back on Your Bike with Cambridge’s Free Skills & Group Ride Series Want to feel more confident biking around Cambridge—or just looking for a […]
With three bike lane projects on Mass Ave in the next year, it is exciting to see the real impact of the Cycling Safety Ordinance, […]
Cambridge Bicycle Safety is an all-volunteer advocacy organization in Cambridge, MA, organized in 2016 in response to the death of Amanda Philips in Inman Square. Our goal is to make streets safer and more enjoyable for people of all ages and abilities, with a particular focus on a city-wide network of protected bicycle lanes. Read on to learn more about what we have accomplished, and what we are working on for 2021.
City Manager Louis DePasquale February 12, 2018 City Council Meeting Regarding Cambridge Street and Policy Order O-4 (amended during the meeting and passed): I do […]
Today’s the last day to submit an idea for Participatory Budgeting! Check out the list here, filtered for streets, and vote for the ones you […]
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