A closer look at CDOT’s plan to close Chicago’s transportation equity gap
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CDOT’s three-year plan maps out overarching structural changes and numerous incremental steps to make Chicago’s transportation landscape more equitable.
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Pace launches campaign to attract riders, restores some pre-pandemic service
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As Pace takes its first steps toward reversing some of its pandemic-related service cuts, it’s launching an ad campaign to bring riders back.
CTA stabbing epidemic highlights need for holistic violence prevention strategies
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Investing in the prevention of violence, as opposed to armed responses to it, is money well-spent.
Cop who killed Hershel Weinberger was suspended after drunken suicide threat
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It's not clear whether terminating the officer back in 2000 would have prevented him from killing the boy on his bicycle, but the cop deserves to be fired for his recklessness now.
CDOT announces a grid of new bike routes for Belmont Cragin and Hermosa
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It looks promising that these largely working-class, Latino Northwest Side communities are about to become a lot more bike-friendly.
Transportation chair Howard Brookins discusses his effort to make e-scooters permanent
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An ordinance proposed by 21st Ward alderman seeks to make the scooters a permanent part of Chicago’s transportation system.