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		Download Document Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements in Six Urban Centers Feasibility Study for a Proposed Extension of the Bruce N. Freeman Memorial Path in Sudbury and Framingham Improving Pedestrian and Bicyclist Access to Selected Transit Stations Pedestrian and Bicycle Improvements in Town Centers Regional Bicycle Plan Central Mass Rail Trail Study 1997 Links to Rail Trails Assabet River Rail Trail Northern Strand Community Trail Bruce Freeman Rail Trail Cochituate Trail Mass. Central Rail Trail Minuteman Bikeway Watertown Branch Rail Trail Staff Contacts Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator Cathy Buckley 617.973.7118
	Bicycle / Pedestrian Resources – Reports OVERVIEW • WALKABLE COMMUNITIES • REPORTS • DATABASE The MPO has produced or contributed to feasibility studies for many rail trails: Minuteman Bikeway Lowell–Sudbury Rail Trail, now known as the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail Bike-to-the-Sea Trail, now referred to as the Northern Strand Community Trail Assabet River Rail Trail Central Mass. Trail, now referred to as Mass. Central Rail Trail Saxonville Branch, called the Cochituate Trail Stoneham Bikeway Watertown Branch Rail Trail Southern portion of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail in Sudbury and Framingham It has also conducted the following bicycle and pedestrian studies: Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements in Six Urban Centers MetroWest Bicycle-Pedestrian Study (including preparation of the MetroWest bicycle map) Minuteman–Charles River Bikeway Connector Feasibility Study North Shore Bikeway Reconnaissance Study Somerville–Boston Path Extension Route 9, Newton Highlands, Pedestrian Access MetroWest Bicycle Compatibility Index Pedestrian and Bicycle Improvements in Town Centers Improving Pedestrian and Bicyclist Access to Selected Transit Stations Regional Bicycle Plan Please contact Cathy Buckley of the MPO staff for more information.


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