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Bus Transit
Should we advocate for a better DSD by pushing “realistic” changes, or a moonshot?
John Greenfield
July 2, 2021
Bicycling
Decrease in police targeting of Black cyclists is encouraging, but there’s still work to do
John Greenfield
September 27, 2019
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Bicycling
A Guide to Chicago’s Woman- and POC-owned Bike Shops
John Greenfield
December 26, 2018
Bicycling
Separation Anxiety: Uptowners Fear Ardmore-Montrose Bike Path Will Cause a Bloodbath
John Greenfield
May 8, 2018
Bicycling
Oboi Reed Blasts the City’s Failure to Address Its Biased Bike Ticketing Problem
John Greenfield
February 19, 2018
Bicycling
Equiticity’s Oboi Reed Responds to the Latest Tribune Report on Racially Biased Bike Ticketing
John Greenfield
February 12, 2018
Chicago Policy
Is Pricey Downtown Parking Really a “A Drag on Downtown Retail and Tourism?”
John Greenfield
July 13, 2017
Bicycling
Tribune’s Answer to the “Biking While Black” Problem: Crack Down on North Side Riders Too
John Greenfield
March 28, 2017
Bicycling
Other Reasons Why The 606 Gets More Ridership Than the Major Taylor Trail
John Greenfield
May 11, 2016
Chicago
Policies and Politics, Not TODs, Are to Blame for Affordable Housing Crunch
Steven Vance
May 3, 2016