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.
Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Walking
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.
Let’s make Glenwood from Devon to Pratt one-way to make room for bike lanes
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Converting Glenwood to a one-way between Devon and Pratt is a promising idea to make the street more bikeable.
Buffered bike lanes are coming to 71st in South Shore as part of streetscape project
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Local alderman Leslie Hairston also discussed transportation plans for the Obama Presidential Center.
Eyes on the Street: A new slow street on Seminary Avenue in Lakeview
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Thankfully, nowadays space for social distancing is not such an urgent need. But many residents appreciated the Slow Streets, so CDOT has brought back some of them, and is piloting a couple new ones.
Scary high-speed, 4-lane stretch of Clark in Edgewater is getting protected bike lanes
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The project, which involves relocating much of the on-street parking, will also make Clark safer and more pleasant to walk on.