Ted Villaire

Consider the bicyle and world trade: An economically minded cyclist mediates on the relationship between current account balance and transportation […]

A study has found that there is less congestion in U.S. metropolitan areas. Have you noticed any difference here?  "The

The Pedestrian Safety Bill requiring drivers to stop for pedestrians (rather than yield) passed the Illinois House of Representatives today

How refreshing it is to be able to have a window, albeit a small-ish one, into our government's choices. This

Walkscore.com cites Chicago as the fourth most walkable city in the United States.  While I totally appreciate the nod to

Check out the new blog, World Streets, describing itself as "Heavy traffic on the way to sustainable cities and sustainable

My son and I were waiting on his school bus this morning on Chicago Avenue.  While waiting, we decided to

"There's this cycle of automobile dependency…You have to have a place to park at home, a place to park at

I’ve heard said that there’s a poem about postal workers that lauds their tenacity to their mission. "Neither wind nor

What are your thoughts on this concept reiterated by the Secretary of Transportation? http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/sns-ap-lahood-vehicle-mileage-tax,0,4225850.story