LivableStreets Alliance

10/05/2026

Less than two weeks to our bike ride and community walk to celebrate the Cummins highways infrastructure updates!

(Register with bio in link)

09/24/2026

Truck safety is key part of safer streets in the Boston area, and LivableStreets is actively pushing for laws that require truck safety features.

If you support our mission, donate to our annual fundraiser Tour De Streets using the link in bio!
Even $5 can help fund safer streets in the Boston area!!

And if you want to join our Tour De Streets walking or biking tour on October 24th , register with the link in bio, make a team with your friends, start fundraising, and we’ll see you there!

09/09/2026

4 blue hill ave meetings are coming up. We want to make sure that bus riders who are half of the people using the corridor show up for themselves. Blue Hill Ave Bus riders deserve faster reliable buses to get them to work, to their friends, to school, to medical appointments.

Use our Bus Ride toolkit in the link in bio to learn more!

09/08/2026

We recently interviewed Joey, who drives the 28 bus, to hear more about what bus service is currently like on Blue Hill Ave. Hear what he has to say about traffic, blocked bus stops, and planned changes to the corridor!

You can attend one of these four meetings in September if you’re looking to learn more about revised plans to redesign Blue Hill Ave. and provide your input on the project:
- Sep 10, 6:30–8PM — Morning Star Baptist Church (1257 Blue Hill Ave, Mattapan, MA 02126)
- Sep 14, 6–7:30PM — Perkins Community Center (155 Talbot Ave, Dorchester, MA 02124)
- Sep 22, 6–7:30PM — Mattapan Library (1350 Blue Hill Ave, Mattapan, MA 02126)
- Sep 30, 6:30–8PM — Albert D. Holland School of Technology (60 Washington St, Boston, MA 02121)

More information at mbta.com/bluehillave.

08/24/2026

Register your biking or walking team for Tour de Streets NOW!

Use the link in bio to register yourself and start a team to raise money for safer streets! Invite your friends, family, coworkers, and pets to join your team, and watch as your team climbs the leaderboard! All of the money you all fundraise goes directly towards supporting safer streets advocacy

The team with the highest fundraising amount gets a prize 👀👀

See yall on October 24th,
The LivableStreets Team

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08/17/2026

Tour de Streets 2026 is LIVE!

This has been a hard year for our community. We’ve fought, we’ve advocated, and we’ve pushed for the safer streets we deserve. On October 24th, we’re showing Greater Boston how we CELEBRATE 🎉

Register:
https://secure.qgiv.com/event/tourdestreets2026/

Details:
✨ Two bike rides & a community walk
✨ History tours & activities for all ages
✨ Food, drinks, local vendors, and immaculate vibes
⏱️ Check-in ➡️ Rides & walk depart ➡️ Return for the celebration!

What you can do:
1️⃣ Register & start a team
2️⃣ Invite your ride crew, friends, and family to join you
3️⃣ Donate if you can, and start fundraising for your team!
4️⃣ Show up on Oct 24th ready to celebrate!

Tour de Streets 2026 is going to be incredibly special. Alongside honoring the life and spirit of Bob Zeeb, we are celebrating the incredible legacy of our beloved team member, Louisa Gag. Together with their families, we gather to turn memory into momentum, honoring their lives by celebrating the street-safety wins they fought so hard to achieve.

This is our biggest fundraiser of the year, built for everyone who refuses to accept traffic violence as "just the price of living in a city." We are here to build long-lasting community, culture, and above all a movement to make our streets safe for everyone!

We're raising $60,000 to support safer, more accessible streets across Greater Boston. Every rider, every walker, and every donation directly funds our work, whether that's advocating for bike infrastructure, fighting for pedestrian safety, or building the cultural shift that says: our streets belong to all of us.

This is the work Bob and Louisa believed in. This is the work we continue.

Join LivableStreets at the Charles River Speedway on September 10th, 2022, for our in-person Tour de Streets celebration! Whether you want to join us on a greenway walk, an urban bike ride, a family ride, or just food, fun, and festivities, register now - and consider donating or starting a fundrais...

08/14/2026

Tour de Streets 2026 is LIVE! Register now with the link in bio

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This has been a hard year for our community. We’ve fought, we’ve advocated, and we’ve pushed for the safer streets we deserve. On October 24th, we’re showing Greater Boston how we CELEBRATE 🎉

Tour de Streets 2026 is going to be incredibly special. Alongside honoring the life and spirit of Bob Zeeb, we are celebrating the incredible legacy of our beloved team member, Louisa Gag. Together with their families, we gather to turn memory into momentum, honoring their lives by celebrating the street-safety wins they fought so hard to achieve.

This is our biggest fundraiser of the year, built for everyone who refuses to accept traffic violence as “just the price of living in a city.” We are here to build long-lasting community, culture, and above all a movement to make our streets safe for everyone!

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Details:
🗓️ Saturday, October 24
📍 LivableStreets Office (100 Sidney St, Cambridge)
🧡 Wear orange!

What to Expect:
✨ Two bike rides & a community walk
✨ History tours & activities for all ages
✨ Food, drinks, local vendors, and immaculate vibes
⏱️ Check-in ➡️ Rides & walk depart ➡️ Return for the celebration!

What to do NOW:
1️⃣ Register & start a team (Link in bio!)
2️⃣ Invite your ride crew, friends, and family to join you
3️⃣ Donate and start fundraising for your team!
4️⃣ Show up on Oct 24th ready to celebrate!

Let’s build the future we want to ride, walk, and live in. See you there!

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07/22/2026

Last Thursday we gathered as a community outside Boston City Hall to remember and honor Louisa Gag, one of LivableStreets’ proudest alumni. Seeing you all show up in group rides with strangers, neighbors, friends, and family, reminds us that we are not alone in this grief, and we are not powerless to change what happens next.

Last week, Mayor Michelle Wu stated: “We will not resign ourselves to dangerous streets as a fact of life in Boston.” Those words matter only if we make them mean something. Louisa’s memory deserves more than vigils, more than statements, and more than speeches. It deserves action. It deserves a Boston where the next person gets home safely instead. We deserve streets where people can bike, walk, and simply exist without fear.

Visit the Massachusetts Vision Zero Coalition website to see the 8 specific priorities we are asking of our elected officials at the city and state level. They are demands grounded in what is known to make our streets safer.

But here’s what needs to happen right now: Tomorrow is the deadline to tell your State Senator to vote YES on two amendments to the Economic Development Bill S.3178. Amendment 215 would allow traffic speed cameras in work zones, school zones, and designated “safety zones” within a municipality. Amendment 160 would incentivize companies and truck drivers to install safety features like sideguards and convex mirrors to protect people on our streets.

Use the link in bio to see the Massachusetts Vision Zero Coalition website.

In unity,
LivableStreets