MassDOT Blog: “MassDOT on April Roadway Fatal Crashes: Drivers Urged to Slow Down” Stacey Beuttell, Executive Director of WalkBoston, added, “With the stay-at-home advisory still in place, everyone should expect to see more neighbors walking, rolling, or running in the street as they try to maintain six feet of physical distance on narrow sidewalks. If …
The wonderful, pedestrian-focused Northern Avenue Bridge that WalkBoston has continued to advocate for over the past 20 years is in jeopardy! This Wednesday, May 6 from 6:00 to 7:30 pm, the City of Boston is holding a virtual public meeting to share the design they have selected. WalkBoston, LivableStreets, and the Boston Cyclists Union ask …
Every day, WalkBoston works to make walking safer and easier throughout Massachusetts. Through our technical assistance, education, and advocacy initiatives, WalkBoston works to achieve more walkable communities with equitable access to parks, natural environments, and open spaces as well as basic needs such as nutritious food and healthcare. During the COVID-19 public health crisis, our …
April 30, 2020 City Councilor Liz Breadon City Councilor Michelle Wu 1 City Hall Square Boston, MA 02201 Dear Councilors Breadon and Wu: Thank you for filing an order for a hearing regarding implementing changes for safe streets during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. As stated in WalkBoston’s March 27, 2020, post “We are all …
April 23, 2020 Director Brian Golden Boston Planning and Development Agency Attn: Tim Czerwienski Re: Harbor Garage Redevelopment Dear Director Golden: WalkBoston is Massachusetts’ primary pedestrian advocacy organization, and we frequently provide comments on major public and private development and infrastructure projects, with a focus on how those projects serve and affect pedestrians. The redevelopment …