Bike lanes are finally coming to Pratt Ave. in Lincolnwood
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A two-way curb-protected bike lane was proposed, but to save money the village will instead probably two non-protected lanes.
Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about State Policy
Suburban red-light camera programs should be reformed, not abolished
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In the wake of corruption allegations, Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza says suburbs should consider getting rid of their RLC programs, which would likely cost lives.
2019 was a year of new beginnings for transportation
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In 2019 we got a new mayor who promised to use an equity lens for transportation decisions, the Divvy expansion deal, the scooter pilot, the fair ride-hail tax, and many other new developments.
All the ways we can make 2020 a springboard for sustainable transportation in Chicago
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Here are a bunch of ways you can make a difference in the sustainable transportation landscape in Chicago,
Here are the best things about Active Trans’ “Fair Fares” recommendations
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Streetsblog's Courtney Cobbs discusses the strategies from the transit equity study that she feels can make the most impact.
The car-centric status quo, not bus lanes, would “take up too much road” on LSD
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We need to disregard the small-minded concern of the car-focused and redesign the drive in the manner that's best for our city and our planet.