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Wu Pledges To Restart Stalled Boston Street Safety Projects
Boston Mayor Wu pledges to restart stalled street-safety and bike-lane projects after activist's death. Mayor Wu said this week the city will resume delayed infrastructure work, a commitment that followed a July 16 vigil at City Hall Plaza for Louisa Gag, a Boston bike activist and tran…
A City Hall Plaza vigil for a slain Boston bike activist and transit planner prompted Mayor Wu to publicly commit this week to restarting the city's stalled street-safety projects and recommitting to its bike lane expansion, according to the Boston Herald.
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"Boston Mayor Wu vows to restart stalled street safety projects, recommit to bike lanes", Mayor Wu pledged to resume delayed bike-lane and street-safety work days after a July 16 vigil at City Hall Plaza for Louisa Gag, a Boston bike activist and transit planner who was killed while cycling, according to the Boston Herald (read it at https://www.bostonherald.com/2026/07/17/boston-mayor-wu-vows-to-restart-stalled-street-safety-projects-recommit-to-bike-lanes-after-city-transit-planners-death/).
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