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City Won’t Fix Design and Construction Faults of North End Cycle Track

Posted on Author Matt Conti

Now entering its third summer of construction, the North End cycle track continues to generate tremendous controversy among residents as it nears completion on Commercial Street and Atlantic Avenue. Locals cite increasing public safety concerns due to poor planning along with faulty design and execution. City officials have said they will not do any immediate rework other than to add new signs and increase enforcement. Read More…
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Causeway Street Redesign to Include Cycle Tracks as Part of Connect Historic Boston

Posted on Author Conor Finley

Dozens of business owners, cycling advocates and residents gathered on Thursday evening for the presentation of a cycle track design as part of the reconstruction of Causeway Street. Led by city officials, the meeting specifically pertained to the Bulfinch Triangle/West End neighborhood section of “Connect Historic Boston.” This is a $23 million program to link Read More…
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Salem Street Paving Begins Wednesday, November 20th

Posted on Author City of Boston

ATTENTION: BOSTON PUBLIC WORKS WILL BE RESURFACING SALEM ST CROSS ST TO COOPER ST BEGINNING WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 20, 2013 BETWEEN THE HOURS of 7:00 A.M. AND 3:30 P.M. THE CONSTRUCTION WILL BE COMPLETED IN THE FOLLOWING PHASES AND WILL TAKE APPROXIMATELY 3-7 DAYS: • PHASE 1: THE EXISTING ROADWAY WILL BE SCARIFIED (THIS PROCESS WILL Read More…

One Reply to “Delayed Paving Schedule for Cycle Track and Commercial Street Roadway; Now on Saturday and Tuesday”

  1. They should have extended part of the sidewalks to accomodate cyclists, not put them on our busy streets
    waiting for an accident to happen in a very congested area. I guess the City is making money off these
    bikes & the money is more important than the safety issues. What a shame, but so true.

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