Community Transportation

Reader Poll: Which North Station Action Project Should Be Top Priority?

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The final draft report of the North Station Area Mobility Action Plan has been released with projects broken into short-term and long-term action items and prioritized based on public responses. Choose up to 3 priorities in the poll below and share your thoughts in the comments.

Note: Web polls are not scientific, representing only those readers who choose to vote.

Your opinion can still be heard! See the full report here. Email Josh Weiland at Josh.Weiland@Boston.gov, or visit the City’s website at bit.ly/nsamap2016_BPDA to submit your official comments by July 10.

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One Reply to “Reader Poll: Which North Station Action Project Should Be Top Priority?”

  1. Charles Circle is very dangerous for pedestrians, but it is not the only trouble spot.
    What about some protection for all the pedestrians crossing Cambridge Street? This includes hospital patients and staff, tourists, and residents of Beacon Hill, including children.
    The Whole Foods shopping center driveway, across from the firehouse, is anarchy.
    And, pedestrians walking on the south side of Cambridge St.cannot see cars turning into the side streets and cannot be seen by them.
    How do you intend to insure that bicyclists use the “protected” bicycle lanes, stay off the sidewalks, and obey the traffic signs?

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