The MBTA has recently completed preliminary design drawings for a proposed reconstruction of the Boston College Station at Commonwealth Avenue and Lake Street in Brighton. The MBTA has not made a decision to go forward with a project for this station.
Transportation
accessibility, bike paths, masspike, mbta, ride sharing, rmv, roads and traffic, rules of the road, statewide transportation funding
Belmont/Trapelo Corridor Project Out to Bid
In the fine print of legal notices on page B4 of the Boston Globe of Saturday, August 25, 2012, there was a piece of good news for Belmont and Watertown: The state has put out to bid the reconstruction of Belmont Street and Trapelo Road.
Resources For Bicyclists
Recently in Senator Brownsberger’s office, the issue of bike safety has been raised. We thought it may be a good idea to compile resources for cyclists in the district. There are 3 categories of items: Bike Laws, what to do if you are in an accident, and maps and routes around the Greater Boston Area. Bike Law …
June is Lane Courtesy Month
Lane Courtesy Around The Globe The prominence of lane courtesy (slower traffic keep right) as standard driving practice varies greatly from place to place. European drivers are generally acknowledged as the most conscientious practitioners, exemplified by those who travel Germany’s autobahn where lane courtesy is strictly adhered to and accident rates are remarkably low, despite …
MBTA Funding, Seniors and Persons with Disabilities
The final component of MBTA funding for Fiscal 2013 is now almost settled.
Urban Cycling Discussion
Urban cycling is, in fact, dangerous and we cyclists need to get better at following the law.