Resources

The banner photo shows a number of pamphlets lying together on a surface. The pamphlets include LivableStreets Impact Reports from 2015-2017 and a pamphlet about Bus Rapid Transit in Boston.

The LivableStreets Advocacy Committee is dedicated not only to advocating for better street design, but to sharing the knowledge and tools that have been accumulated and refined over the years by our group. We hope that these resources are helpful and inspire you to get more involved in this work!

LivableStreets Staff Blog

Quick Facts

Learn more about three of our program areas with these downloadable "Quick Facts" sheets:

Learn more about the benefits of common transportation planning concepts that are being implemented today for safer, more livable streets today:

How-to Guides

These guides lay-out basic instructions and processes for some of the most commonly used advocacy tools. We also include an example in each guide.

Policy Recommendations

Reports

The cover of the UEP summary report, with a photo of a public meeting in a green wash and a photo of a car and a cyclist crossing the Longwood Bridge in a blue wash.

The cover of the Go Boston 2030 report, with a photo showing people walking and biking along a street in Boston

The cover of the 64 Hours Better Buses report, with a photograph of several people waiting for the 50 bus, and the report title in white on an orange background.

The cover of the Cambridge Vision Zero Year One Progress Report

The cover of the Better Buses report, with a photo showing a line of people waiting to board the 47 bus to Central Square

The cover of the Longwood Area report, with a photo of groups of people crossing the street

The top of the 2018 Vision Zero Progress Report Boston: Year Three Scorecard

The top of the 2017 Vision Zero Progress Report Boston: Year Two Scorecard

The top of the 2016 Vision Zero Progress Report: Boston

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