Somerville plans to install 29 miles of new bike lanes in the next 6 years
Briefly

The Somerville City Council passed an ordinance for 29 miles of protected bike lanes by 2030 to enhance safety and accessibility for pedestrians. The law requires at least three miles of bike lanes annually, improving sidewalks and crosswalks.
The Safe Streets Ordinance aligns with the Vision Zero Action Plan to reduce transportation injuries. Mayor Ballantyne emphasized the critical nature of building safe streets and committing to accelerating change to save lives.
Councilor Burnley, a key supporter, highlighted the urgent need for legislative action following a resident's tragic death in a bike accident. This ordinance is a response to community demands for enhanced road safety and accessibility.
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