Time is running out! Tell Gov. Pritzker: Illinois needs $1.5B for transit to keep our communities thriving
With a May 31 deadline looming, leaders in Springfield are working down to the wire to address the region’s transit […]
With a May 31 deadline looming, leaders in Springfield are working down to the wire to address the region’s transit […]
The fight for safer streets took a step forward recently when the proposed ordinance to reduce Chicago’s default speed limit
Why lowering the speed limit will make our streets safer Read More
Speaking at a press conference in the Great Hall of Chicago’s Union Station, Illinois State Senator Ram Villivalam and State
State legislators introduce bill to transform Illinois transit Read More
The Chicago City Council recently adopted an ordinance outlining strengthened requirements for the city’s reporting on fatal crashes. Spearheaded by
New law requires CDOT to identify contributing factors in fatal crashes Read More
People for Bikes recently released the 2023 City Rankings, and once again Chicago ranked near the bottom of the list
Chicago’s bike network comes up short in national ranking Read More
Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration has an unprecedented opportunity to improve the lives of Chicagoans by expanding access to healthy, sustainable,
Mayor Johnson’s transition report includes strong vision for walking, biking, and transit Read More
Thank you to the aldermen who voted to reject efforts to raise the threshold for automated speed enforcement, which would
Advocates for safer walking and biking prevail: Speed camera threshold stays in place Read More
Mayor Lori Lightfoot and the Chicago Department of Transportation announced plans to upgrade all existing protected bike lanes with new
A triumph for safe biking: City commits to concrete protected bike lanes Read More
The just-announced Chicago Works Five Year Capital Plan offers Chicago an extraordinary opportunity to show how walking, biking, and transit can help spark
Now is the time for a transformative capital plan Read More
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Chicago area residents have come to depend on trails not only as recreational assets, but also
Active Trans works to connect trails in Chicagoland Read More