The pandemic is changing how cities think about bicycles, and it's about damn time

I started cycling in Boston in 2006, initially as a way to get in shape and save some money. Over the years, I've seen a lot of changes in the city's bike infrastructure; the work of the Boston Cyclists' Union in particular has really helped me to understand the intersections of public transportation, bicycle infrastructure, red lining, accessibility, and the myriad ways that taxpayers subsidize the automobile industry at the expense of community building. — Read the rest