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Cameron Bolton

Photographer Daniel Moreno discusses his new book “Chicago’s Holiday Train”

Protected Bike Lanes

Naysayers made noise about Kedzie and Archer Complete Street projects. Ald. Ramirez and CDOT discussed why the safety upgrades are needed.

Studies and Reports

Key findings from CDOT’s annual Chicago Traffic Crashes report

Gimme five: First Bus Priority Corridor Study meeting floated upgrades to Pulaski, Western, Cottage Grove, Fullerton, 55th

<p>In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John has written about transportation and more for many other local and national publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city and region on foot, bike, bus, and train.</p>


John Greenfield

Fatality Tracker

CPD: Hit-and-run van driver fatally struck man, 45, near Morgan Park shopping plaza

Sustainable Transportation Advocacy

Ald. Dowell forcing CDOT to tear out portions of already-installed bike lane protection on 18th shows what’s wrong with aldermanic prerogative

49th Ward says the car-free Glenwood Alfresco block is going back to drivers on weekdays. Nearby Jarvis Square will stay car-free.

At RTA board meeting, Executive Director Redden discussed lessons from Asia, the move to NITA, and improving bike-ped access to transit

South Suburbs

Southland Development Authority CEO discusses efforts to build transit-friendly housing in the south suburbs

Yes, despite the upcoming RTA/NITA switch and transit agency board remix, Johnson can still choose Leerhsen for permanent CTA chief

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