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It's definitely improved noticeably since '16, when I moved out here. Which Washington Street? I live by North Station, and biking to the Charles River Path is
by kitten_mittens_ 5y ago
It's definitely improved noticeably since '16, when I moved out here. Which Washington Street? I live by North Station, and biking to the Charles River Path is a little scary, but once you're on the path, it's pretty easy to get to most of Back Bay/Fenway without too much of the way shared with traffic. There are still big gaps, but the number of grade separated paths in the West/North End, at least is heartening.
Seaport could be much better if enforcement was there at intersections. I've tried to use 311 to report drivers sitting in their cars at them.
- kibwen 5y agoThe Washington Street between Chinatown and city hall: https://goo.gl/maps/J2ZmkdXu1MPPSYm39 https://goo.gl/maps/J2ZmkdXu1MPPSYm39 Agreed that there's a ton of spotty areas that make me wary to bike around, especially in your neck of the woods. I'm willing to go far out of my way to stick to the places with good bike lane coverage. If only there were any way at all to get to the airport...
- alamortsubite 5y agoYep. In Amsterdam it's an easy ride from Schiphol airport to the city center.
- kitten_mittens_ 5y agoAh, yeah, I cross by that in my route from the West End to Seaport (I think it's Winter/Summer Street?). About as much paint as grade seperated spots and a share row on Cambridge St. is the fairest spot until you get to South Station.