Resources

Tools for safer-streets advocacy.

Partner organizations and government contacts to support your advocacy for safer streets.

Community expertise

Partner organizations

We work alongside these organizations who share our commitment to safer, more accessible streets in Boston and beyond.

Boston Cyclists Union

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Advocating for better bicycling in Greater Boston through community organizing, education, and policy advocacy.

CyclingAdvocacy

WalkBoston

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Massachusetts' pedestrian advocacy organization, working to make walking safer and easier across the Commonwealth.

Pedestrian SafetyWalkability

LivableStreets Alliance

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Creating people-centered communities by transforming streets, transit, and transportation policy in Greater Boston.

TransitComplete Streets

Transportation Alternatives Boston

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Local chapter working to reclaim city streets from cars through advocacy, education, and direct action.

Car-FreeAdvocacy

Vision Zero Coalition

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Coalition of organizations pushing Boston to deliver on its Vision Zero commitment to eliminate traffic deaths.

Vision ZeroSafety

StreetsBlog Mass

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Daily news source covering sustainable transportation and livable streets in Massachusetts.

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Public agencies

Government resources

Official channels for reporting issues, attending hearings, and engaging with the city on transportation matters.

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Boston Transportation Department

Official city department responsible for transportation planning and street design.

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Boston 311

Report street issues, potholes, signal problems, and other infrastructure concerns.

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Boston City Council

Find your councilor and attend public hearings on transportation issues.

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MBTA

Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority - regional transit planning and service.

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MassDOT

Massachusetts Department of Transportation - state highway and infrastructure.

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Disclaimer

The Boston Better Streets Coalition is an independent grassroots organization. Links to external websites are provided for informational purposes only and do not constitute endorsement. We are not affiliated with the City of Boston or any government agency unless explicitly stated.