35th Ward upgrades include PBLs on Belmont, Kedzie, and protected intersection
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Several other sustainable transportation and public space projects are on the horizon in the 35th Ward.
Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Neighborhoods
Divvy’s new pricing is unaffordable to many residents, and therefore inequitable
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Perversely, CDOT's and Lyft's community outreach plan was to explain to the public how the new pricing system works after members were already being charged the new e-bike fees.
CPD victim-blamed Lily Shambrook’s mom. Safe streets protest planned this Sunday.
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"The city can and should build safe infrastructure to prevent further loss of our friends, family, and loved ones," say protest organizers. "A better future is possible."
Chicago’s proposed Equitable TOD ordinance would fight segregation and car-depedency
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The Lori Lightfoot administration hopes to spur the development of more affordable, parking-lite housing near transit with the proposed "Connected Communities Ordinance."
Despite its warts, Chicago is the sweet spot of affordability and good transportation access
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Obviously we need to keep pushing for a better transportation system. But let's appreciate the fact that, as far as American cities go, we've got it pretty good here.
Unfortunately, most bus lanes have been removed from Pace South Halsted Pulse plan
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While it's unfortunate that the Pulse Halsted plan no longer includes significant stretches of bus lanes, hopefully the other time-saving features will help shorten trips for South Side and Southland commuters.