Boston Bikes
Boston Bikes is part of Mayor Menino's vision for a vibrant and healthy city that benefits all its citizens. It seeks to make Boston a world-class bicycling city by creating safe and inviting conditions for all residents and visitors. Boston Bikes focuses on improvements in all five universal bike planning areas: Engineering, Enforcement, Education, Encouragement, and Evaluation.
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Your Input Needed!
Please take a moment to show us where you ride in Boston. Boston Bikes hopes to gather information on your cycling patterns to use as a guide when updating and evaluating cycling routes, lanes, rack installments, New Balance Hubway stations and more. We invite everyone who rides a bicycle within or to/from Boston to participate
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Sign Up for New Balance Hubway Bike-Share System
New Balance Hubway and the Boston Public Health Commission are now offering $5 subsidized annual memberships for all low-income Boston residents. Visit their website to sign up, explore stations, pricing, and how bike sharing in Boston will work!
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Bike Events
Boston Bikes hosts several annual events to generate awareness and excitement for bicycling in the city. Learn more about Bike Fridays, Hub on Wheels, the Mayor's Cup and more.
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Bike Planning/Network
Explore the city's extensive network of dedicated bike lanes and paths. See what's next in the Boston Bike Network Plan to build a complete biking network throughout the city.
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Bike Maps
Plan the best biking route through the city for your trip. You can also download the map or request a paper copy.
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Bike Parking
Mayor Menino's Boston Bikes program has installed more than 1,500 bicycle parking spaces over the past 3 years and continues to install them daily. You can request an installation, search rack locations, and find out what's in store for 2011.
Request a Rack »
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Bike Safety
Learn about the different measures the City is taking to improve the safety of its bicyclists. Find out what you can do to stay safe and protected when riding across Boston.
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Bike Statistics
Since Mayor Menino launched Boston Bikes in 2007, ridership in the City has more than doubled. Many other important strides have been made in safety, education, and facilties. Learn more about Boston's progress in becoming the leading bike-friendly city.
Reports
Announcements
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Get Involved!
Here are a few ways you can get involved with the Boston Bikes Initiative...
Sign up for E-NewsletterHazard ReportsRequest a RackRequest a New Bike Lane MarkingRequest Bike Lane Marking Repair
Calendar »
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See a listing of upcoming Boston Bikes events.
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News & Press Releases »
- Mayor Menino's Roll It Forward Program Makes 1000th Bike Donation
- Hubway to branch out next spring
- Bicyclists look forward to Mass Ave bike lane
Social Media »
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Join Hubway Bike Share on Facebook.
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Follow Boston Bikes on Twitter.
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Follow Hubway on Twitter.
See Hubway Tweets »
- Hubway: Without giving away too much @abm444, they'll be everywhere you want them. Where would you want them? Name your top 3 Camb suggestions...
- Hubway: RT @sdragoni: RT @Hubway: We are getting close. Spring is coming. Can't wait to see you all again. - #Hurrah!!!
- Hubway: RT @bolocoCEO: And I have my FOB ready to go! RT @Hubway: We are getting close. Spring is coming. Can't wait to see you all again.
- Hubway: We are getting close. Spring is coming. Can't wait to see you all again.
- Hubway: RT @Brogan_Graham: AMAZING art by young artists in Boston. Do something cool this Feb and see a new, unique art space. @YESOUISIboston h ...
- Hubway: @ndrewSchwartz, $130 is cheap for a stylish way to store your cool brain saving device. I repeat, brain saving device! #HeadInjury
Videos & Multimedia »
- Connect Historic Boston
The National Park Service, and the Boston Transportation Dept. are partnering to design pedestrians and bike connections. between Transit hubs, at North Station, Aquarium and State StreetWatch Video » - Hub on Wheels 2011 PSA
The Hub on Wheels Citywide Ride will take place on Sunday, September 25, along a car-free Storrow Drive and through the city's scenic neighborhoods.Watch Video »
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