Mission
A Better City advances Boston’s and the region’s economic health, access, sustainability, and quality of life through applied research, planning, targeted services, and advocacy.
In pursuit of its mission, A Better City brings together work in the three core program areas of Transportation and Infrastructure, Land Use and Development, and Energy and the Environment.
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What People Are Saying
Would you build over an MBTA bus yard? A report from @ABetterCity argues mixed-use projects could give the T the funding it needs to revamp key infrastructure. http://bit.ly/2YQPJN6
Congrats to @MassDOT, @Steph_Pollack for creative solution on new Pike/Soldiers Field configuration in Allston--and congrats to @ABetterCity, @StreetsBoston, @MassBike, @CharlesRiverCRC, @PeoplesPike, community activists & many others for their hard work!
Gov. @CharlieBakerMA plans to confront Boston's traffic problem with a whole lotta little measures - and further study on some bigger ideas.
Activists who have pushed for years for the highway to come down —including @ofsevit, @ABetterCity, and @harrymattison — are happy with the Mass Pike decision, but are now looking at the big next steps (esp West Station):
We are pleased that @MassDOT has responded to community input (from @StreetsBoston @PeoplesPike @MassBike @ABetterCity & others) and selected the "hybrid" alternative design to ground the #MassPike.
Baker's transit commission picked the right paths forward for mass transit--including a recommendation for new funding, says Rick Dimino of @abettercity http://bit.ly/2H4D4yB
