The District Attorney’s report finds that Amanda Phillips’ fatal crash was “unavoidable”. That might be true from a criminal justice perspective, but it is false […]
Earlier this year the city council filed a policy order asking the city to look into the feasibility of installing protected bike lanes on Webster […]
Over three years ago, Marcie Mitler was killed while walking in Porter Square. A few months later, Joe Lavins was killed while biking through the […]
Since 2000 the city has commissioned a bi-annual survey of resident satisfaction with city services. In 2018, for the first time, Cambridge asked residents: Would […]
Update: the final vote for the Cycling Safety Ordinance is scheduled for Monday, April 8! We are so excited to see the progress this has […]
Three pedestrians have died this year on Cambridge streets. Over the past ten years, sixteen vulnerable road users–either walking or biking–have been killed in our […]
We are saddened to hear that another tragic death has occurred on the streets of Cambridge and our thoughts go out to the family of […]
On a cold Wednesday evening on October 17, just after the rain had let up, over 175 supporters of safe infrastructure gathered at City Hall […]
This week crews will begin installing a raised cycletrack along Somerville Ave between White Street and Massachusetts Ave. It’s where 200 of us gathered to […]
The Inman Square redesign took another step forward this week when the City Council sent a strong statement of support by a vote of 7-2. […]
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