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.
On Monday night, the Cambridge City Council passed a new ordinance requiring that the vast majority of Cambridge’s network of protected bike lanes be built […]
On June 4, 2020, a coalition of concerned residents, business owners, and employees led by Cambridge Bicycle Safety submitted a petition to the City of […]
In 2018, after several years of significant public engagement, including public comment, public meetings, and stakeholder meetings, DCR announced a consensus short term plan which, in […]
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 […]
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