About this project
This project is being developed by LivableStreets Alliance with funding from a REI/Bicycle Friendly Communities Grant received in Spring 2009. Currently, this project is being coordinated with two cities, Boston and Cambridge, MA. Requests collected with this tool are compiled on a regular basis and provided to the bicycle programs for the two cities as a free service, and they take the requests from there. We do not provide a tracking service for requests. The cities have agreed to incorporate these requests into their database. Please contact the cities directly if you want to followup on your request.
NOTE: Currently, this service is only provided within Boston and the City of Cambridge, MA.
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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. The City of Boston is currently in the process of installing 250 bike racks. >> Click here for more information about Boston's bicycle program |
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The number of trips taken by bicycle in the Cambridge has more than doubled since 2002, increasing the demand for bike parking throughout the city. There are currently over 800 bicycle parking racks on public property throughout the city. The Community Development Department's bicycle program in collaboration with the Traffic, Parking, and Transportation Department installs new racks each year, the number of racks depends on available funding. |
PRIVACY NOTICE
Data collected on these forms will only be provided to governing municipal authorities. No information will be provided to any other outside organization under any circumstances. Personal data collected on these forms will not be used for any other purpose except to communicate with the requester regarding the individual's request.
>> Click here for a good article about bicycle parking from Slate.com
