Nicole Freedman, Boston's top bicycling official, pedals through Arlington, Va., in a 2000 contest. She was a professional racer from 1994 to 2005, and competed in the 2000 Olympics.
(Phil Marques)
Ethan Gilsdorf | Shifting Gears
For Boston's bicycling czar, gung ho is the only speed
Nicole Freedman, Boston's top bicycling official, pedals through Arlington, Va., in a 2000 contest. She was a professional racer from 1994 to 2005, and competed in the 2000 Olympics.
(Phil Marques)
Nicole Freedman's official position may be director of bicycle programs for the City of Boston. But she's frequently referred to as Boston's "bike czar." It's a dictatorial-sounding job title that comes with big expectations to change the local cycling climate, and quickly. (Full article: 1131 words)
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