Community Transportation

Reader Poll: Will You Participate in the City’s Bike Program Series?

Posted on Author Amanda StollComments Off on Reader Poll: Will You Participate in the City’s Bike Program Series?

This summer, the Boston Transportation Department (BTD) is hosting a series of bicycle events to support and encourage biking in the City. These efforts complement the increased budget for Boston transportation improvements, specifically bike infrastructure and the Connect Historic Boston bike corridors project from Go Boston 2030.

The BTD bike program series includes National Bike to Work Day on May 18, learn-to-ride and street skills sessions, and group rides along sections of the cycle track, including the Downtown ride on June 22nd.

Will you participate in Boston’s bike events? Let us know in our poll and add your comments in the section below.

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