Peter Cheung-bostonaruban.bsky.social (@bostonaruban) 's Twitter Profile
Peter Cheung-bostonaruban.bsky.social

@bostonaruban

Bicycle advocate. Organizer of Boston Bike Party & Ride for Black Lives. Board Member of Boston Cyclists Union and Bikes Not Bombs.

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“When people ask me why I like bikes, my short answer is always, ‘because I like successful cities.’ So my appreciation for urban biking is born of pragmatism around the real challenges cities are facing.” My interview in Daily Hive Vancouver & Melissa & Chris Bruntlett: dailyhive.com/vancouver/biki…

“When people ask me why I like bikes, my short answer is always, ‘because I like successful cities.’ So my appreciation for urban biking is born of pragmatism around the real challenges cities are facing.” My interview in <a href="/DailyHiveVan/">Daily Hive Vancouver</a> &amp; <a href="/modacitylife/">Melissa & Chris Bruntlett</a>: dailyhive.com/vancouver/biki…
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“A city’s creativity doesn’t depend on cars. That’s the 20th century. We’re in the 21st.” — Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo ft.com/content/8fbad7…

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The E-Bike Library is an incredible non-profit org in the greater Boston area. Replacing car miles with bike miles starts with families! Donations to the winter storm kit fundraiser will be 4x matched by members of the community. donorbox.org/winter-is-comi…

The E-Bike Library is an incredible non-profit org in the greater Boston area. Replacing car miles with bike miles starts with families! Donations to the winter storm kit fundraiser will be 4x matched by members of the community. 

donorbox.org/winter-is-comi…
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Peter Cheung-bostonaruban.bsky.social Higher density, good safe bike networks and transit are what lowers vehicle miles travelled . They are still rising. We really need to see a downturn in VMT. Massachusetts is flattening but you map shows the problem that continues because so many drive in and can’t afford to live