Reports (60)

The bike lane along Cambridge St was full of rocks and sand/dirt when I rode my bike there a few days ago. Due to the rocks, I had to ride in the street to avoid risking getting thrown to the ground. First you removed the few remaining flex posts and now you dump/neglect someone else dumping debris all over the bike lane!? Do you want us to get hurt? Cause I don't want to see a white bike show up on that road and know my city/state killed someone by dismantling my neighborhood.

There is a big square patch of the bike lane near 352 Cambridge St that is sunken in, like a giant pothole. I have fallen off my bike on this pothole before, so now I avoid it and have to swerve out of the bike lane and into traffic to do so. It must be brought level with the bike lane so we don't have to risk our safety just to get to our destination.

Bike lane curbing displaced, creating a hazard. Car was double parked while I opened the app

Bike lane curbing dislocated, creating hazardous riding

Bike lane curbing displaced and creating hazardous riding

Bollards on wrong side of bike lane. Please fix.

Bike lane and sidewalk need to be plowed. Both barely have a foot cleared. This is not ada for the sidewalk for anyway who is in a wheelchair or pushing a stroller forcing them to walk in the road. It is highly dangerous for cyclists who are suddenly squeezed between a car and a bank as the road narrows suddenly without warning

Bollards on Alford street have been destroyed in bike lane

The bike lane protections at the corner of Mass Ave and Beacon are gone. Two bike riders have been killed at this corner. I make this same report every few months over the years because the City continually installs only flecible pylons which are quickly destroyed by the same trucks that will kill the anothet bike rider. The City needs to install a strong and permanent stone corner protection here...or are you going to wait for a third death?

White Bike lane poles are piling up again on North Beacon Street. Trucks and cars hit them and knock them down, and the city seems to just leave them there for weeks on end. There is trash and debris accumulating in the lanes. Get rid of the poles please so you can clean the streets properly. They are not replaced when knocked down, so what is the purpose of having them if you are not going to maintain them? These poles are a hazard and are a waste of residents money.