Avoid These Mistakes Biking in Harvard Square

Explore the best cycling routes in Harvard Square and Massachusetts Avenue in Boston. Perfect for cyclists looking for a scenic ride in the city!
Hello – this is a video from Cambridge Massachusetts showing the use of bike lanes and paths. Cycling in the Boston area brings opportunities to use the bike lanes and there are plenty of ebikes and scooters out there as well.

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Cycling in Harvard Square, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, can be a delightful experience. Here’s some information for cyclists planning to ride in this area:

Urban Environment: Harvard Square is a bustling urban area filled with pedestrians, cars, buses, and other cyclists. Make sure you’re comfortable cycling in traffic and always stay alert to your surroundings.
Bike Lanes: Cambridge has a network of bike lanes throughout the city. In and around Harvard Square, you’ll find a combination of shared lanes (marked with “sharrows”) and dedicated bike lanes.
Bike Parking: There are numerous bike racks scattered around Harvard Square where you can safely secure your bike.
Bike Share: If you don’t have your own bike, you can use the Bluebikes bike share program. There are several Bluebikes stations in and around Harvard Square.
Scenic Routes: From Harvard Square, you can easily access the Charles River bike path for a scenic detour along the river.
Safety: Massachusetts law requires all cyclists to use front and rear lights when riding after dark. A helmet is always recommended for safety.

Remember, always follow local traffic rules, be aware of pedestrians and other vehicles, and enjoy the sights and sounds of Harvard Square from your bike!