Transit Officials, Mayors, Business Leaders Urge State to Provide Steady Capital Funding
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Transit leaders hope to convince Springfield legislators to allocate $2-3 billion a year over the next decade.
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Vast Majority of Residents at Last Night’s Hearing Support Logan Affordable TOD Plan
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Although a vocal minority of detractors spoke against the 100-percent affordable development by the Logan Blue Line stop, 78 percent of attendees voted to support the plan.
Driver, 90, Strikes Two Cyclists in West Town, Police Arrest One of the Cyclists
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As the elderly motorist was striking the cyclists, one of them smashed his windshield. The cyclist was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor, but the driver got off with a moving violation.
Check Out Recommendations From Lori’s Transportation Transition Committee
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Steven Vance and other transportation advocates float ideas for improving mobility under the lightfoot administration.
Black Cyclists Weigh in on the Recent Lakefront Trail Assaults
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Members of the group 2wheelgods argue that the correct response to the muggings is more community investment, not more policing.
City Announces New Bus Speed Initiative, But Will Drivers Respect the New Lanes?
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The upgrades include a new wide boarding area at Chicago/Milwaukee, a mile of bus lanes on Chicago Avenue downtown, and improvements on Western and 79th.