@cambbikesafety.bsky.social @bikeboston.bsky.social Jack Cochran speaking in remembrance of the loss of his father John Cochran

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We extend our heartfelt thanks to all 12 of our endorsed candidates for their passion for making Cambridge a great place to live, and to Mayor E. Denise Simmons & Timothy Flaherty on their election. We look forward to working with the full Council to build a Cambridge that truly works for everyone.

We are so grateful for the >100 CBS IEPAC volunteers who handed out over 30K flyers, knocked on countless doors, & reached tens of thousands of voters by phone + text. Your dedication powered this campaign and helped elect a City Council ready to deliver safer, more sustainable streets for everyone.

Everyone who has written to the Council, spoken at a public meeting, or encouraged friends to vote has helped build the momentum behind this movement.

Last night’s results reaffirm that street safety is a shared community priority; that kids biking to school, commuters heading to work, and neighbors running errands all deserve safety, dignity, and peace of mind on our streets.

This means the next Council will have a supermajority committed to completing Cambridge’s network of separated bike lanes by November 2026. It’s a decisive win for safe-street infrastructure and a clear sign that Cambridge voters want to keep moving forward.

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The School of Honk marching band provided some amazing music (while riding in cargo bikes!), and we’re so grateful to Bike Champions Marc McGovern, @councillorsiddiqui.bsky.social, @votejivan.bsky.social, @danabullister.bsky.social, and @votealzubi.com for participating!