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Adi Nochur
Senior Transportation Planner at Metropolitan Area Planning Council
Adi Nochur is a Senior Transportation Planner at the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) in Boston, Massachusetts. He joined MAPC in November 2021.3 In his role, Nochur works with municipalities, state agencies, and non-profits on transportation planning initiatives.3
Nochur is involved in various aspects of urban planning and sustainable transportation:
- He advocates for progressive climate policies and sustainable transportation solutions.1
- Nochur has co-authored op-eds calling for people-first and environmentally friendly urban design, such as reimagining Mass Ave in Cambridge.2
- He manages and researches municipal parking initiatives to promote transit-oriented development and affordable housing.4
Nochur also serves on the Massachusetts Advisory Board for the Conservation Law Foundation (CLF).1 He has expressed cautious optimism about the future of sustainable transportation, noting the challenges of traffic congestion while acknowledging the progress being made in climate policies and clean energy initiatives.1
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I was thrilled to celebrate the opening of the much-delayed Green Line Extension (GLX) to Union Square in Somerville with MAPC colleagues on Monday. The energy was palpable and to add icing on the cake, none other than Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley retweeted my photos of the event! While the GLX job is not yet done (additional stations in my neighborhood of East Somerville and elsewhere will finally open later this summer), this is nonetheless a momentous occasion for the Greater Boston region. It reaffirms that when we dream big, we can do amazing things together!
