Most mayoral candidates support a Bike Walk Fund
Currently there is no money in the Chicago Department of Transportation’s (CDOT) annual capital budget set aside specifically for biking […]
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Mayoral candidates support 100 new miles of bikeways
Chicago’s leading candidates for mayor pledge to build at least 100 miles of new on-street bikeways over the next four
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Report shows Chicago riders leaving transit for Uber, Lyft
A new study released this week by TransitCenter shows that Chicago is one of two cities, along with New York,
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West Side advocates share bus service woes with CTA board
Getting to jobs on time is difficult for many West Side residents who rely on the bus during off-peak hours.
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Mayoral candidates pledge support for better bus service
The leading candidates for mayor of Chicago say they support creating more bus-only lanes and other improvements that would make
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Alderman Villegas on board for better bus service
After hearing from a group of youth in his ward who are frustrated with the Diversey bus, Alderman Villegas (36th
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Bikes finish first in Northwest Side multimodal race
Chicago residents often talk about how riding a bike is the quickest way to get around the city’s most congested
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Chicago bus report cards show great need for upgrades
Chicagoans are abandoning their city’s buses at alarming rates. Why? The answer is made clear in Chicago’s first-ever Bus Friendly Streets
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Red Line Extension would bring major economic benefits
People who scoff at the cost of the Red Line Extension ($2+ billion) shouldn’t overlook the significant social and economic
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Construction sites continue to pose danger
After a series of fatalities and serious injuries, it’s clear Chicago must do more to protect people biking and walking