Let Springfield know you want safer streets
Want to see motorists traveling at safer speeds? How about allowing people biking to treat stop signs as yield signs? […]
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Want to see motorists traveling at safer speeds? How about allowing people biking to treat stop signs as yield signs? […]
Let Springfield know you want safer streets Read More
Want to see speedier buses in Chicago and streets that are safer for people walking and biking? Now is your
Take action for safer streets and faster buses Read More
In preparation for the coming election, Active Transportation Alliance held a series of focus groups in neighborhoods around the city
Developing a holistic city-wide mobility platform for the Chicago election Read More
The Active Transportation Alliance is part of the Safe Streets for All, Transit That Works coalition that is working to
Better bus service is a crucial election issue Read More
Creating bicycle friendly infrastructure can often take years due to a lack of political will, scarcity of funding and frustrating
Chicago, Bike Grid Now! pushes for easy-to-implement bicycle infrastructure Read More
This week, Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) and the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) came to a new agreement that
Agreement is a step toward safer streets Read More
The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) recently released its draft strategic plan, Transit is the Answer, for public comment. The RTA
RTA’s plan for the future needs more details Read More
Last year, the Chicago Park District began developing its 2023 Grant Park Framework Plan. The plan seeks to define Grant
Speak up for a greener, safer, more equitable Grant Park Read More
One fact weighs heavily on the mind while recounting the past year of walking, biking, and transit in Chicagoland. The
Top stories in sustainable transportation from the past year Read More
This week a key hurdle has been cleared to bring high-quality rapid transit to Chicago’s far South Side. Chicago City
Red Line Extension takes major step forward Read More