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Go Boston 2030 ReVisioned

Go Boston 2030 ReVisioned has launched!

Since it was published in early 2017, Go Boston 2030 has guided the City of Boston’s transportation investments. More than half of the projects in the plan have been completed or are in the design phase. As we are halfway to 2030, it is an important moment to assess our progress, calibrate our target metrics, and propose new projects.
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    Help us collect information on what has changed since 2017 and what you value. 

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  • Where we are now

    30 PROJECTS IN IMPLEMENTATION
    11 PROJECTS IN DESIGN
    17 PROJECTS NOT YET STARTED
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Project Overview

 
Go Boston 2030 ReVisioned will chart a roadmap for achieving some of the most ambitious safety, access, climate, and equity goals in the nation. The plan has two parts:
 

A VISION


An inclusive engagement process to identify goals and targets, helping to ensure that residents will have better and more equitable travel choices in the future. The plan highlights the advantages of an efficient transportation network, including fostering economic opportunity and helping the City take steps to prepare for climate change.

AN ACTION PLAN


A list of transformative policies and projects, resulting from a broad-reaching community engagement process.

Since it was published in early 2017, Go Boston 2030 has guided the City of Boston’s transportation investments. More than half of the projects in the plan have been completed or are in the design phase. As we are halfway to 2030, it is an important moment to assess our progress and develop next steps to meet our ambitious vision.
 
The Go Boston 2030 ReVisioned effort has three primary components:

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Are We Making Progress? // Updated Data and Metrics
The plan’s aspirational targets include improving safety, expanding access to transportation choices, and reducing emissions—but tracking process has been a challenge. Go Boston 2030 ReVisioned will create a web-based tracking system that can sustain annual reporting on both project implementation and progress toward our goals.

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Are We Investing in our Future? // Project Evaluation and Identification
More than six years into plan implementation, some projects have been built, some are still in design, and some have yet to start. Go Boston 2030 ReVisioned will evaluate project progress and identify new priority investments to meet the aspirational targets and inform the City’s capital plan.

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Are We Meeting Bostonians’ Needs? // Focused Community Engagement
The plan was informed through two years of citywide community engagement. Go Boston 2030 ReVisioned will conduct additional targeted community engagement to make sure the plan serves as a foundation for accelerating equitable transportation transformation in Boston.

Learn More and Get Involved!

As the planning process unfolds, we will seek to engage residents, businesses, and community organizations to help shape this effort. Our first step is focused on introducing the Go Boston 2030 ReVisioned process and soliciting feedback from the community.
Take our online survey!
Help us collect information on what has changed since 2017 and what you value.
 

 

Download the Fact Sheet!
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Putting our Action Plan Projects in place

We've already started work on projects and policies listed in the Go Boston 2030 Action Plan. We are implementing early action projects and designing for longer-term initiatives. More than half of the 58 projects in the Action Plan are underway. These projects were developed from the more than 3,700 ideas submitted during our public outreach effort.

Accessing the Report

You can also get more familiar with the plan through the report chapters below.

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Visioning Public Engagement Process

Public Process
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Question Campaign

In the winter of 2015, we collected 5,000 questions and sorted them into nine themes

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Question Review Session

In February of 2015, our community and agency partners came together to identify priority questions for each theme.

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Visioning Lab

In May of 2015, over 650 people attended a 2-day Visioning Lab to shape the goals of Go Boston 2030.

  • Take our online survey!

    Help us collect information on what has changed since 2017 and what you value. 

    Take the Survey

  • Where we are now

    30 PROJECTS IN IMPLEMENTATION
    11 PROJECTS IN DESIGN
    17 PROJECTS NOT YET STARTED
  • Have questions? Contact:
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