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Ted Villaire, Communications Director

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News Releases


Compliance with Must Stop for Pedestrians law very low in Chicagoland

By Ted Villaire | September 8, 2014

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   September 8, 2014    Media Contact:  Ted Villaire Active Transportation Alliance Communications Director  O: (312) 427-3325 x. 288 C: (312) 563-1118 [email protected]       Compliance with Must Stop for Pedestrians law very low in Chicagoland Survey conducted by the Active Transportation Alliance reveals drivers  stopping for pedestrians only 18 percent of the time at painted […]

Announcing an awards night honoring Chicagoland's leaders in bike commuting

By Ted Villaire | July 29, 2014

Released: July 16, 2014 Contact: Ethan Spotts 312.427.3325 x287 312.919-1423 mobile [email protected] Announcing an awards night honoring Chicagoland's leaders in bike commuting More than 900 Chicagoland companies participated in the 2014 Bike Commuter Challenge On Tuesday, July 22, 2014, bike commuting in Chicagoland will be celebrated in style at the 10th Floor, Wells Street showroom of DIRTT Environmental Solutions overlooking […]

Active Transportation Alliance, AAA Chicago Pedal 'Roll Together' Campaign for Safer Sharing of the Roads

By Ted Villaire | June 13, 2014

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 13, 2014 Media Contact: Ted Villaire, Active Transportation Alliance (312) 427-3325 x. 288 Beth Mosher, AAA Chicago (630) 328-7234 Active Transportation Alliance, AAA Chicago Pedal 'Roll Together' Campaign for Safer Sharing of the Roads As the Bike Commuter Challenge kicks off, bike and motorist organizations team up for safe streets Chicago, Ill., June 13, 2014 – […]

Civic group to help suburbs develop next generation bike facilities

By Ted Villaire | June 11, 2014

For release: June 11, 2014   Contact: Ted Villaire Communications Director Active Transportation Alliance 312.427.3325 x288 312.563.1118 mobile [email protected]   Civic group to help suburbs develop next generation bike facilities Survey reveals people want protection from car traffic Chicago, Ill., June 11, 2014 — The Active Transportation Alliance today announced a new project that will help suburban communities in the […]

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