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<p>In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John writes about transportation and other topics for additional local publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city on foot, bike, bus, and &#8216;L&#8217; train.</p>


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CDOT Will Roll Out “Learn to Ride” Adult Bike Handling Classes This Summer

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Popular “Transit” App Now Enables Bypassing the Divvy Kiosk

Bike-Share Equity Study Uses Old Chicago Data, But Divvy Still Needs Work

Divvy Adding More Stations in Black Communities, Fewer Bikes Than Planned

Divvy Is Hiking Membership Fee to $99, Adding an Installment Option

“Divvy For Everyone” Program Now Has Over 1,000 Members Across Chicago

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Could Longer Rental Times Help Divvy Appeal to More Chicagoans?

O’Shea Can You See? Formerly Anti-Bike Alderman Now Wants Divvy

Divvy Membership Skews White and Wealthy, But Hopefully Not for Long

Take a Free Ride: No Charge for Divvy on Three Days in September

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