Cambridge's Ambitious Protected Bike Lane Law
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#2It is funny to see Cambridge labelled a 'Boston suburb'. That was clearly written by someone who has never visited Cambridge, MA or even the Boston area.
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#3It is funny to see Cambridge labelled a 'Boston suburb'. That was clearly written by someone who has never visited Cambridge, MA or even the Boston area.
Never been there, could you explain?
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#6As both a driver and former cyclist, this is a great development that all cities should be doing.
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#7It is funny to see Cambridge labelled a 'Boston suburb'. That was clearly written by someone who has never visited Cambridge, MA or even the Boston area.
Never been there, could you explain?
Its pretty urban (houses here don't have yards, Three-deckers are the norm) and usually considered part of the Boston metropolitan area, not a suburb of Boston.
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#8It is funny to see Cambridge labelled a 'Boston suburb'. That was clearly written by someone who has never visited Cambridge, MA or even the Boston area.
Never been there, could you explain?
It's a full blown city. It's basically Boston but with shorter buildings and slightly further left politics.
Re: Cambridge's Ambitious Protected Bike Lane Law
#9It is funny to see Cambridge labelled a 'Boston suburb'. That was clearly written by someone who has never visited Cambridge, MA or even the Boston area.
Never been there, could you explain?