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CDOT plan to upgrade all “protected” lanes w/ concrete is good. Here’s how to improve it.
By Courtney Cobbs |
CDOT should make sure the concrete protection is easy to see and the lanes are well maintained, and the department should be filling in non-protected gaps in the network.
Today’s Headlines for Wednesday, June 29
By John Greenfield |
Alexi Giannoulias, who gave extensive answers to ATA’s survey, is the Dem secretary of state nominee (Block Club) Can new Chicago Mobility Collaborative make city streets safer for bicyclists and pedestrians? (Block Club) Orland Park trustee remains in hospital with severe spinal injuries after crash that killed her parents (Tribune) 4 injured in crash on […]
Stop the child killings. Joshua Avina, 15, hit by trucker on bike, is 4th kid to die this month.
By John Greenfield |
Chicago has lost four children to traffic violence this month, but the response to the crisis from some aldermen and media outlets has been totally irresponsible.
THE BRAKE: Are Would-Be Planners and Engineers on Board With Transportation Reform?
By Kea Wilson |
Planning and engineering students are poised to play a major role in shaping America’s transportation system for decades to come.
Meet state rep, Chicago mayoral hopeful, and safe streets advocate Kam Buckner
By Courtney Cobbs |
Buckner caught my attention at the huge Safe Streets for All rally on June 13 in Lincoln Square and Uptown because he was one of the few Black people in attendance.
Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, July 28
By John Greenfield |
Block Club talks to CTA union about safety concerns after boy, 17, is murdered on bus in W. Garfield Man, 24, charged with attempted murder after stabbing man, 60, at Oak Park Ave. Blue stop (Oak Park.com) Police release images of suspects in armed robbery on the Red Line at 69th Street (FOX) After Pride […]