Updates to Mass Ave
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, […]
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Overview of Cambridge Bicycle Projects in 2021
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.
Feb 12 Update: City Manager’s statement on Cambridge Street
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 […]
Vote for your favorite Participatory Budgeting projects!
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 […]
Bicycle Safety Work Plan to be presented at the January 30, 2017 City Council Meeting
The city council has received the report embedded below about the city’s updated work plan for implementing the spring network of popup protected bike lanes […]
Petition for Safe Streets in Cambridge
Update: Over 3,000 people have signed the Petition for Safe Streets, including 1,700 Cambridge residents! Add your name below, and show your support by joining […]