I particularly like the “look for bikes” stickers on cabs. This is such a simple thing that should have been done long ago. Read more below.
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Celebrating giving 2,000 Bikes!!
 This past weekend, the Roll it Forward program celebrated a hugemilestone – giving away the 2,000th bike! Boston Police hosted a bike giveaway with 24 happy youth who won an essay contest. See our blog entryto learn more about reaching the milestone. |
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Circle the City, Sunday July 14
Enjoy a car-free Huntington Avenue on July 14at Circle the City. We’ll enjoy the opportunity to walk, bike, roll, dance and play together. Event includes a children’s bike rodeo and bike rentals. There will also be free activities for all ages that promote healthy, active living and celebrate Boston’s neighborhoods, parks and businesses.
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“Look for Bikes” Stickers Added to 1,825 Boston Taxi Cabs
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Boston Bikes and the Boston Police Department joined forces to add “Look for Bikes” stickers in all 1,825 Boston taxi cabs to promote awareness and prevent “dooring”.
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Bike Friendly Businesses Recognized
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Capping off Bike Week last month, 41 businesses were recognized for their bike-friendliness at the Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels. For the second year in a row,Children’s Hospital Boston earned the title of Most Bike-Friendly. Kudos to all. It’s never too soon to start
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Highlights from our Blog
Check out some of the latest happenings from Boston Bikes!
 “Reaping the Benefits of Youth Cycling Program” – We wish everyone could witness our Youth Cycling Program in action. Check out this blog entry with pictures and videos detailing some of our work.
“Annual Update & Report” – If you missed the Annual Update last month, here you can find a copy of the written report, as well as videos of the event.
“Cyclist Safety Report” – Through a huge collaborative effort, last month Boston Bikes released the Cyclist Safety Report.
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