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Cameron Bolton

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Walking down a snowy Chicago sidewalk. Photo: Eric Allix Rogers

Making the fiscal argument for municipal sidewalk clearance at #PlowTheSidewalks town hall

By Cameron Bolton | Feb 1, 2023 | No Comments
Said Access living transportation analyst Laura Saltzman, "If we can afford to clear the streets then we can afford to clear the sidewalks."
Major Taylor

Bronzeville Trail group announces plans to honor Black cycling great Major Taylor

By Cameron Bolton | Jan 26, 2023 | No Comments
In addition to the Bronzeville Trail Task Force's work to create an elevated walking, running, and biking path, the group wants to honor Black bike racing legend Marshall "Major" Taylor. 
Test-riding e-bikes at an event hosted by Earth Rider Cycling in Chicago's Logan Square neighborhood. Photo: Sharon Kaminecki

Ride Illinois and ATA launch campaign for a statewide e-bike incentive program

By Cameron Bolton | Jan 24, 2023 | No Comments
E-bikes could make cycling more practical and appealing to a much wider demographic, but as it stands the higher cost discourages some people from using them.
The ride in front of the MLK Legacy Apartments, at the site of King's Chicago apartment. Oboi Reed is in the white helmet; Khameron Townsend-Riley, is narrating. Photo: Equiticity

North Lawndale Racial Justice Ride pedaled in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s footsteps

By Cameron Bolton | Jan 18, 2023 | No Comments
On Monday the transportation equity nonprofit Equiticity held its annual North Lawndale Racial Justice Ride in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
An Equiticity-led bike ride. Photo: Equiticity

Equiticity Mobility Opportunities Fund will help North Lawndale residents buy green vehicles

By Cameron Bolton | Jan 13, 2023 | No Comments
The program will also train stipend recipients on how to safety use their new vehicles, provide low-cost or free maintenance; and hold events to promote the advantages of low-emissions transportation.
Rendering of the reopened Racine station. Image: Go Green on Racine

It’s getting real: Feds award $2M for feasibility study on reopening Racine Green stop

By Cameron Bolton | Jan 9, 2023 | No Comments
Thanks to the efforts of Englewood community advocates and local officials, the CTA is set to receive a $2 million federal grant to conduct a feasibility study on reopening the shuttered Racine Green Line station.
Streets Calling, a Black-focused bike group, visits the trail corridor. Photo: Bronzeville Trail Task Force

A path to success? Here’s the route Bronzeville Trail development has taken so far

By Cameron Bolton | Jan 6, 2023 | No Comments
While there are still many details to work out, it looks like Bronzeville Trail is well on its way to becoming a reality.
Participants in Equiticity's House Music Ride, part of the Magic of Music series, one of the group's Community Mobility Rituals programs. Photo: John Greenfield

Equiticity expanded its programming in 2022, plans an even bigger 2023

By Cameron Bolton | Dec 26, 2022 | No Comments
2022 initiatives included the Mobility Opportunities Fund, Community Mobility Rituals, BikeForce, and The Go Hub, plus research projects.
Go Green on Racine logo

After push by advocates, CTA endorsement, reopened Racine Green may become a reality

By Cameron Bolton | Dec 22, 2022 | No Comments
It looks promising that it won't be too long before a reopened Racine station isn't just a proposal, but an actual thing.
Some of the participants had lights on their spokes. Photo: Cameron Bolton

Light Up Lawndale Holiday Ride brightens the season on the West Side

By Cameron Bolton | Dec 16, 2022 | No Comments
"Today was about coming together as a community, giving back, and changing the norms of what our children see in this community."
Santa Claus on the Pink Line and Governor Pritzker at the 54th/Cermak station. Photos: Cameron Bolton

Will Governor Pritzker play Santa Claus for the south Red Line extension project?

By Cameron Bolton and John Greenfield | Dec 13, 2022 | No Comments
Stay tuned to find out whether J.B. is planning to provide a gift to the CTA in the form of RLE funding, or merely some coal, which wouldn't be very useful running an electric-powered train.
Youth riding bikes in Belmont Cragin. Photo: John Greenfield

Lessons from Belmont Cragin at last week’s Chicago Mobility Collective meeting

By Cameron Bolton | Dec 13, 2022 | No Comments
Northwest Center transportation organizer Jeremy Cuebas discussed how a youth-driven community input process helped make the Northwest Side neighborhood more bike-friendly.
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