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Connect Historic Boston Work Moving From West End to North End

Posted on Author Matt Conti

Connect Historic Boston is an initiative to enhance the accessibility of and safe connectivity between historic sites in downtown Boston by walking, cycling, and transit. The project is funded through a Federal TIGER (Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery) grant, administered by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). The project is currently in construction and is anticipated to be fully Read More…
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Shared Bike Markings on Salem Street – Update from Boston Bikes [Video]

Posted on Author Matt Conti

Nicole Freedman, Boston Bikes Director, gave an update on the addition of shared bike markings scheduled for Salem Street in Boston’s North End. The update was hosted by the North End / Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA) on September 12, 2013. See CityofBoston.gov/bikes for more information on Boston Bikes.  
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Thursday’s Guide: Fire Escape Architecture, Population Steadying, City Bike Planning

Posted on Author Conor Finley

Things to know for Thursday! Fire Escape Architecture? https://www.instagram.com/p/BSMp8i9BCIt/?taken-at=254372545&hl=en Notable news found elsewhere: Greater Boston population growth cooling The growing population within Boston has leveled off when compared to the staggering growth seen over the past few years. With housing costs that are among the highest in the country is hindering growth, The Boston Globe has more on the Read More…

One Reply to “Video: Bike Lane Ticketing in NYC”

  1. No one is discussing this kind of enforcement, so let's not start scaremongering. The enforcement discussion has centered on trying to discourage parking in bike lanes. And the discussion has been about signage and markings, not ticketing.

    New York is New York, a good thing in a lot of ways, but a terrible thing in a lot of others, including lousy policing.

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