Boston, MA launched the GoHubs! mobility hub pilot program to provide new transportation options

Boston, MA GoHubs! mobility hub pilot program

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The city of Boston launched the GoHubs! mobility hub pilot program in eight locations to provide new transportation options in underserved areas. The mobility hubs, which vary in size and offerings, include bikes, scooters, car-share operations, mobile device chargers, public Wi-Fi connectivity, community information, etc. The pilot program was designed to improve first and last mile connections, prioritize curb spaces, improve pedestrian safety, and enhance awareness of transportation options.

Pedestrian Safety Transportation Micro-Mobility Pilot / POC

Boston, MA

Municipality in Massachusetts

United States

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Whether walking, riding a bike, riding the bus or train, sharing a ride or hailing one, or even charging your electric car, these mobility hubs will help you connect to your destination. GoHubs! will get us closer to the Go Boston 2030 goal of:

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