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Have you read your copy of Getting Around Cambridge magazine? The annual publication features articles about commuter health benefits, the City's separated bike lanes, and the Vision Zero initiative. It also includes interviews with Miles Taylor, a Cambridge Rindge and Latin School student and Glocal Challenge winner, and Jeanne Cronin, a senior cycling advocate in the community. You can learn about the Mt. Auburn Bus Priority Pilot, Electric Vehicle resources, and recent bus stop improvements. Also included in this issue is an insert of the Cambridge Street Code and information about the City's Safe Routes to School program, available in 5 languages.
Every Cambridge residence will receive the magazine this June, and additional copies are available at the City Hall Annex (344 Broadway) and at community events this summer.
We hope you enjoy learning about the many ways that residents and visitors can get around Cambridge safely and sustainably.
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