Major business, environmental, transportation, and community leaders agree: the All At-Grade design is the best choice for the future of our region.

 

On October 30th, a broad-based coalition of nearly 30 organizations and prominent neighborhood advocates submitted a joint comment letter urging the Massachusetts Department of Transportation to select the All At-Grade design (officially called the Modified All-At Grade Option) as the Preferred Alternative for the throat section of the I-90 Allston Multimodal Project. This coalition also affirmed its opposition to the Modified Highway Viaduct and No Build Options currently being assessed by the state. 
 

• 350 MA Transportation Working Group 

• A Better City

• Allston Brighton CDC

• Allston Civic Association

• Allston Brighton Health Collaborative

• Boston Cyclists Union

• Boston Society of Landscape Architects

• Brookline GreenSpace Alliance

• Cambridgeport Neighborhood Association

• Cambridge Redevelopment Authority 

• Charles River Conservancy

• Conservation Law Foundation

• Fresh Pond Residents Alliance

• Kendall Square Association

• LivableStreets Alliance 

• Magazine Beach Partners

• Massachusetts Bicycle Coalition

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology 

• Massachusetts Sierra Club

• MassBio

• MASSPIRG

• Pioneer Institute

• TransitMatters 

• Transportation for Massachusetts 

• WalkBoston

• Worcester Chamber of Commerce 

• Harry Mattison, Allston resident and I-90 Task Force Member

• Jessica Robertson, Allston resident and I-90 Task Force Member

• Fred Yaloris, Cambridge resident and I-90 Task Force Member

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To read the coalition's full comment letter, click here.