On Friday, November 15th, WalkBoston conducted a walk audit in Ware, MA. The town of Ware is currently in the process of developing a Bike and Pedestrian plan and a Complete Streets Prioritization plan. The town requested this walk audit to help inform these processes. The audit focused on the walkability of Ware’s low-income, environmental …
Re: Comments regarding the transportation model underlying project design and operational decisions Dear FHWA Administrator McEwan and MassDOT Acting Director O’Dowd, The I90 Allston Task Force met last night (December 11, 2019), the evening before today’s deadline for comments on the Allston I-90 NEPA Scoping Report. The entire meeting (2+ hours) was consumed by a …
At tomorrow night’s board meeting, the Boston Planning and Development Agency will vote on whether to approve a new development project in Kenmore Square. The proposed project aims to improve walkability and bikeability by eliminating the road fork on the west side of Kenmore, and is being championed by walkability expert and design consultant Jeff …
The federal environmental review for the I-90 project is about to begin, and there are elements of this project design that are causing us concern. We need your help to submit comments on the design before Thursday, Dec. 12th 2019. Over 100 people emailed in February 2018, and it changed the process for the better. Can we count …
Position: NACTO Conference Walkshop Manager Description: The Cities of Boston, Cambridge, and Somerville are proud to serve as the hosts for the 2020 National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO) Designing Cities conference. The conference will bring together over 900 transportation professionals, primarily from municipal transportation departments, from September 14 – September 17, 2020. A vital …