Bicycling
Boston Police Tested Some New Wheels During the Marathon
Police presence wasn’t the only thing that was beefed up on Marathon Monday. BPD officers got the chance to test out new bikes that haven’t […]
Don’t Leave Your Bike Locked Up Along the Marathon Route in Brookline
If you lock your bike up along the Boston Marathon race route from April 17-21, only to find that it’s no longer where you left […]
The City Will Talk About Bikes for Four Hours at Faneuil Hall
For the sixth year in a row, hundreds of cyclists are expected to roll-up to an informational meeting to talk about all of the upcoming […]
Boston Picked for National Program to Help Speed Up Bike Lane Installations
The country’s “leading bicycle movement” has selected Boston as one of just six cities in the country to get new bike lanes designed to help […]
No Special Trains for This Year’s Midnight Marathon Bike Ride
Cyclists who rely on a special Commuter Rail train to travel between Boston and Hopkinton for the annual Midnight Marathon Bike Ride will have to […]
There’s a Public Hearing on the Proposed ‘Connect Historic Boston’ Bike Loop
City officials are holding a public meeting tonight to discuss a proposal for a continuous “family-friendly” bicycle loop around downtown, which will connect cyclists to […]
Cyclists Claim Another Win in Push For Improved Snow Removal Along Pathways
A little Twitter badgering can go a long way. After bombarding the Department of Conservation and Recreation with a social media campaign calling for cleared […]
Community Groups Claim ‘Victory’ in Fight for Changes to Cambridge Street Bridge
After nine months of negotiating with the state, residents and community groups in the Allston area claimed a small victory last week when MassDOT revealed […]
Have Some Gripes About Biking In Boston? Take This Survey
Sure, there’s often some in-fighting between cyclists, pedestrians, and drivers—and it will likely always be that way— but it’s important for the people that try to […]
Boston Cyclist vs. Cranky Driver: Who’s To Blame?
Tensions between cyclists and drivers in Boston have led to intense debates about the rules of the road. A recent video posted to YouTube, and […]
Boston Police Won’t Disclose Officer Involved in Summertime Cyclist Crash
It’s been months, and the Boston Police Department still refuses to disclose which of its on-duty officers struck and injured a bicyclist downtown during the […]
Superpedestrian’s ‘Copenhagen Wheel’ Is Now For Sale
Showing up sweaty to the office after an intense bike commute could soon be a distant fear, because starting today, a bike-wheel attachment that helps […]
Hubway Won’t Be On the Roads This Winter
Once again, as winter approaches, Hubway’s days on the road are numbered. News that the company will pull its bikes from their stations to make […]
Five Necessary Bike Accessories For Fall
Boston is cooling down and getting a little wet, but the biking community is as strong as ever. The shorts and tank top you wore […]
Roundup: Most Dangerous Intersections for Boston Bikers
Boston is becoming a biking city. It was named a “top biking city” this past summer and Mayor Tom Menino recently announced the Boston Bike […]