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Either way, as long as it's separated, and not what passes for the cycle track in front of Portal Park right now.

Yeah they've been at Medford/Tufts too. I used Ball Sq a couple of times during the latest Red Line shutdown, and they weren't there, and there's just no friction against not paying. You don't even walk past the validating machines, they're off to the side. Once you're on the platform...

Anyone know the status of the underpass? I know a new one was planned, but it hardly looks like there's room for it, and it doesn't look like it's even been started. Though I'd rather they just fix what I always thought was a stupid detour in what was then called the Connect Historic Boston...

Today I had to stop to avoid being hit by a car that ignored the No Right On Red sign while the Walk signal was on.

Something was happening on the grassy slope today:

I was driving on JKF recently, going south from Harvard Sq, trying to cross Memorial. Maybe two or three cars were getting through on each light cycle, because during the red light, the road on the bridge would fill up from people taking right turns onto it from Memorial, so by the time our side...

The Forecaster 121 renovation that left that wall blank would indicate a belief that the parking lot will get developed.

Oh, a Tufts thread. We're now Tufts neighbors, so I can provide some updates on my next stroll through campus. I've been waiting patiently for whatever they finally build at 401 Boston Ave to start. We live on the opposite side of campus from the GLX station, and on some of the really hot days...

The northbound side is open, and there's a path for pedestrians on the southbound side too. They haven't changed the lane markings in front of the Public Market though, and I only saw one car actually head north while I was taking pictures:

They've moved the fences along New Chardon back a bit so pedestrians don't have to walk in the road anymore. Hopefully Congress St access comes next week:

Also I thought it was cute that they wrapped the fence around the firebox:

August 19th: September 9th: September 13th: September 18th: September 23rd:

*dusts off account* Hello! Anyone got the inside scoop on when Congress St will reopen? There is somewhat less debris piled on it than there was two weeks ago.

The lanes have now been painted with symbols and arrows and all, though they're still black. I think they were waiting to repave the road here. I'll snap some pictures when I can but you can find them on Twitter (I think @FortPointer had them). I wish the city would start using that fancy dyed...

Every public meeting I've gone to in Southie in the last few years - including meetings that have nothing to do with this project - someone demands that the city turn this site into a giant parking garage that would be free for residents, and gets a big cheer.

My understanding is the original plan was for this to basically follow the 9 route - City Point, east to P or Farragut, then dedicated lanes on Broadway, then turn to the Seaport at D. The usual suspects killed that and we ended up with this stubby route that no one took because the 7 bus was...

This was enraging: We've come a long way.

I'm behind a pretty robust filter at work, though not quite at DoD level I imagine. I've never had a problem seeing the site, though I can't see a lot of content depending on where people post from. No Imgur, but Flickr is fine. Why? Who knows.