Boston’s commissioner of transportation, Thomas J. Tinlin (reflected in the center of the mirror), spoke yesterday with scooter owners who were protesting outside the State House.
(Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff)
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Boston’s commissioner of transportation, Thomas J. Tinlin (reflected in the center of the mirror), spoke yesterday with scooter owners who were protesting outside the State House.
(Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff)
If you went strictly by the numbers, yesterday’s scooter rallies at the State House and nearby Charles Street seemed a bit lackluster: about 30 scooters and mopeds in all, with fewer than 10 bikes taking metered spots from four-wheeled vehicles. (Full article: 650 words)
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