Opinion | Ensuring Boston’s safe streets through listening

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has faced criticism over transportation policies, including recent moves to eliminate bus lanes and remove barriers from protected bike lanes, amid safety concerns following the death of city transportation planner Louisa Gag. Wu has pledged to review safety measures on Tremont Street and enforce laws against blockages, but critics argue her approaches lack public input and fail to balance the needs of cyclists, pedestrians, and businesses. Despite her electoral victory, debates over bike lane safety and city planning continue to highlight tensions between different community interests.

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