Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On Broadway between Ames and Galileo in Cambridge, MA. The previous one-way bike lane that I start out in is shifted to the opposite side of the street to accommodate the large construction zone on the north side, while vehicle traffic is now one-way facing the camera. This was such an interesting layout to see as it appears all the signal work to make this happen just involved swapping some signal lenses in a creative way. It’s cool to see a city take such detailed measures for bike access through work zones like this, as most American cities would just install a “bike lane ends” sign and hope they figure it out.
On Broadway between Ames and Galileo in Cambridge, MA. The previous one-way bike lane that I start out in is shifted to the opposite side of the street to accommodate the large construction zone on the north side, while vehicle traffic is now one-way facing the camera. This was such an interesting layout to see as it appears all the signal work to make this happen just involved swapping some signal lenses in a creative way. It’s cool to see a city take such detailed measures for bike access through work zones like this, as most American cities would just install a “bike lane ends” sign and hope they figure it out.
