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Action Alert: Two Opportunities This Week To Stand Up For Cyclists On DCR Roadways

Posted on July 16, 2019 by Boston Biker

TweetTell DCR: Protect cyclists on your roadways Last Thursday, we sent a powerful message to the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) that we need more protected spaces for cyclists on our roads — and we need them now. Around … Continue reading →

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Action Alert: People-Protected Bike Lane on Fenway THIS THURSDAY

Posted on July 9, 2019 by Boston Biker

TweetFrom the email: Tell DCR: Protected Bike Lanes Save Lives New bike lanes coming soon to the Fenway area will leave cyclists vulnerable unless the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) tweaks plans to include some form of physical separation. … Continue reading →

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Temporary Closure Of The Paul Dudley White Bike Path

Posted on December 21, 2015 by Boston Biker

TweetGot this in the email, if this is part of your commute you might need to change some things up:   DCR Recreational Advisory: Temporary Closure of the Paul Dudley White Bike Path in Boston WHAT:           Beginning on Monday, December … Continue reading →

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Public Meetings About Walking And Biking Paths

Posted on September 30, 2015 by Boston Biker

TweetJoin in these DCR sponsored meetings and let your voice be heard to support more walking and biking paths. ———– From Livable Streets: Please join us for a series of public meetings where the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation … Continue reading →

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Winter Biking and the Southwest Corridor

Posted on February 21, 2014 by Liam

TweetI’m not much of a winter biker. I’ve done it in the past and learned that it can actually be warmer and more comfortable than waiting for a bus. I expect I’ll do it again in the future. But right … Continue reading →

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Are You Part Of The .05%?

Posted on February 19, 2014 by Boston Biker

TweetFrom the BCU: Bostonians making polite requests for a clear path on one of the city’s key bike routes were met with disdain from the state agency responsible for maintaining the paths. With a rapid-response social media campaign, Boston residents … Continue reading →

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Are You Part Of The .05%?

Posted on February 19, 2014 by Boston Biker

TweetFrom the BCU: Bostonians making polite requests for a clear path on one of the city’s key bike routes were met with disdain from the state agency responsible for maintaining the paths. With a rapid-response social media campaign, Boston residents … Continue reading →

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Are You Part Of The .05%

Posted on February 19, 2014 by Boston Biker

TweetFrom the BCU: Bostonians making polite requests for a clear path on one of the city’s key bike routes were met with disdain from the state agency responsible for maintaining the paths. With a rapid-response social media campaign, Boston residents … Continue reading →

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Jackson Sq. Playground Will Effect South West Corridor Bike Path

Posted on April 7, 2013 by Boston Biker

TweetGot this in the email, from the DCR.  I am pretty sure we cyclists will be just fine, but good to have a heads up. ———— Wanted to let you know about a project that’s coming on line, the Jackson … Continue reading →

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