"Pedal & Park" is the name of MBTA secured bike cages to offer a healthy option for commuters using public transportation. MBTA GM Rich Davey announced the "Pedal & Park" name as the winner in a contest to name the cages during ceremonies at South Station, where a secure bike facility is under construction with completion later this summer. Increasingly popular Pedal & Park cages are now open at Alewife and Forest Hills, accessible only with special Bike Charlie Cards. More bike facilities will open during the next year.
Watch the video of the South Station announcement below, and visit MassDOT for more video information on YouTube here.
Increasingly popular Pedal & Park cages are now open at Alewife and Forest Hills, accessible only with special Bike Charlie Cards. More bike facilities
Posted by: cna training | September 24, 2010 at 02:50 PM
It is unfortunate that @mbtaGM comments were drowned out by station announcements. Ecstatic that the T is providing these great facilities!
Posted by: Steve P | August 20, 2010 at 10:28 AM
Since one cannot bring bikes on the Green Line, I'd like to see Pedal & Park facilities along this line. Riverside would be a great location for the next facility.
Posted by: Jo-Anne Wyndham | July 01, 2010 at 12:58 AM
Good to hear that there is more being done to promote bicycling! I recently read about a 15-year study showing that the amount of people walking and bicycling as their mode of transportation has increased by 25%. And I'm sure this is one reason why! Not only is bicycling good for the body and environment, but it also saves quite a bit of money as well. I also just learned about how commuters can save up to 40% on their commuter on www.commuternation.com.
Posted by: Ray Yu | June 24, 2010 at 11:57 AM