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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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Bicycling

Another one bites the dust: Seminary Slow Street removed, petition launched to restore it

Sharon Hoyer

Eyes on the street: Logan and Kedzie boulevards Slow Streets treatment

Beth Medley

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Let’s make Glenwood from Devon to Pratt one-way to make room for bike lanes

Eyes on the Street: A new slow street on Seminary Avenue in Lakeview

Courtney Cobbs

The Active Transportation Alliance assesses CDOT’s 2020 Slow Streets program

Leland Slow Street reopens, and two more routes are opening in the 5th Ward tomorrow

47th Ward bike drive kicks off today in conjunction with the Leland Slow Street reopening

Could a network of Slow Streets circuits speed pandemic recovery?

2020 saw some missed opportunities, but also milestones for walk/bike/transit

Imelda March

Amazing Grace: A new Slow Streets corridor creates a safer route to the 312 RiverRun

Slow Streets