Media

The Active Transportation Alliance is a trusted local authority on issues relating to bicycling, walking and public transportation in Chicagoland.

For media inquiries, please contact:


Ted Villaire, Communications Director

Email:
[email protected]

Phone:
312-216-0484

Recent Media Coverage


Rush hour bus lanes coming to Chicago Avenue 

By Ted Villaire | April 19, 2019

MEDIA STATEMENT April 19, 2019 Media Contact: Kyle Whitehead Active Transportation Alliance Managing Director of Public Affairs (312) 216-0473 [email protected]   Rush hour bus lanes coming to Chicago Avenue Chicago, Ill: April 19, 2019 — Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced a new Bus Priority Zones program featuring upgrades to several of the busiest routes in the city, including Chicago Avenue, 79th Street […]

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Active Trans & Fifth Third team up ride on Lake Shore Drive

By Ted Villaire | March 28, 2019

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MEDIA CONTACTS: Clare McDermott, Active Transportation Alliance (312) 216-0466 [email protected] Larry Magnesen, Fifth Third Bank (513) 535-8055 [email protected] Active Transportation Alliance and Fifth Third Bank team up for 18th annual ride on Lake Shore Drive 21,000+ people on bikes to kick off summer at one of the nation’s best bike rides CHICAGO, March 28, 2019 — For […]

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Chicago cyclists will brave the cold at Winter Bike Rally on Friday

By Ted Villaire | February 6, 2019

MEDIA ADVISORY February 6, 2019   Media Contact: Kyle Whitehead Active Transportation Alliance Managing Director of Public Affairs D: (312) 216-0473 [email protected]     Chicago cyclists will brave the cold at Winter Bike Rally on Friday Advocates call for more bike lanes to support bicycling year-round Chicago, Ill: February 5, 2019 — On Friday morning at Daley Plaza Chicago cyclists […]

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Advocates release transportation agenda for Chicago’s next mayor, city council

By Anne Evans | January 18, 2019

Chicago, Ill: December 14, 2018 — A coalition of community-based organizations is asking candidates for mayor and city council to support a set of policies that will make it safer and easier to walk, bike and ride transit in neighborhoods across Chicago. On Thursday the Active Transportation Alliance released the Active Transportation Agenda for Chicago that describes how Chicago’s leaders […]

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