After cyclist's death, Wu shakes up 'Streets Cabinet' leadership

Mayor Michelle Wu makes 2 transportation announcements as street safety concerns rise

Amid rising complaints about the city’s approach to street safety and roadway design, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced a shake-up of her top transportation officials and a plan to gather more public input on a bus lane project that had drawn some community criticism.

Wu names longtime City Hall veteran as interim chief of streets, announces next steps for Blue Hill Ave. redesign project - The Boston Globe

The personnel changes came with separate announcements that the city and the MBTA will also begin to host a series of community meetings to gather feedback on an updated design for the overhaul of Blue Hill Avenue.

After cyclist's death, Wu shakes up 'Streets Cabinet' leadership

The mayor's office also announced dates for new neighborhood meetings on a controversial center bus lane plan for Blue Hill Avenue

Safer streets for bicyclists, pedestrians focus of presentation

Health officials are calling on area residents to advocate for a Lucas County plan to make the streets safer for cyclists and pedestrians. “Encourage your ...

Mayor Wu highlights traffic and pedestrian safety plans for streets – The Boston Sun

In the wake of the death of Boston transportation planner Louisa Gag earlier this month, Mayor Michelle Wu has released plans to make city streets safer. Gag was killed on her bicycle when she was riding near Roxbury Crossing and was fatally struck on Tremont Street by the driver of a truck. Following the fatal accident, District 5 Councilor Enrique Pepén and Council President Liz Breadon brought forth two measures to the council pushing for saf…