Crowded walking and biking paths have become a source of frustration in some Massachusetts communities, with complaints about fast-moving bikes, e-bikes and scooters. Now, the state is trying a new approach to encourage safer speeds. These signs don’t issue tickets or fines. Instead, they’re designed to get riders to think twice about how fast they’re going so nobody gets hurt….

More than 70 percent of the fatalities were on streets with speed limits between 25 and 35 miles per hour, the report found.

Compiled by WalkMassachusetts, a statewide pedestrian advocacy organization.

Vision Zero Reporting Annual Key Performance Indicators Every winter, the Mobility Division publishes an annual progress report on our key performance indicators. We dig into trends for transit riders...

Several recent high-profile incidents have drawn attention to safety concerns and the lack of clear regulations for e-bikes, scooters, and mopeds.

Paris's school streets are effectively sculpting out instant parks in the locations where they'll provide immense public health benefits to the city's most vulnerable populations

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As even more snow began falling outside, dozens of safety advocates from a coalition of pedestrian, bike, transit, and disability rights groups came to Boston City Hall Tuesday afternoon to ask the Ci...

As even more snow began falling outside, dozens of safety advocates from a coalition of pedestrian, bike, transit, and disability rights groups came to Boston City Hall Tuesday afternoon to ask the Ci...

Led by the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, snow shoveling meet-ups bring together volunteers citywide to lend a hand during snow emergencies. Join your neighborhood liaison to help clear side...