Apply to bring Bike Week 2019 to your community!
Active Trans is pleased to announce a mini-grant opportunity to support community-based events during Chicago Bike Week, which will be […]
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Chicago’s bike share system should remain public
Update [4/10/19]: Chicago City Council voted to approve the contract amendment and expand Divvy to all 50 wards! Thanks to
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Take action for safer biking and walking on state roads
A resolution calling for the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) to better protect people biking and walking on state roads
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Advocates fight for bike/walk education in schools
Would you like to see your local schools teach walking and biking safety to kids? With your help, we can
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REI to be honored for its longtime support
We will be honoring REI by giving the company a Business Leadership Award at our 2019 Active Transportation Alliance Awards Reception
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Mayoral candidates support upgrading Metra Electric
Chicago’s leading candidates for mayor recognize the untapped potential of the Metra Electric Line and understand why the next administration
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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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South Branch vision advances Chicago River Trail
Although trails have grown rapidly along the Chicago River, the largest remaining gap in a continuous river trail network is
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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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