Lime endorses Active Transportation Agenda
The following post is a guest blog by Nico Probst of Lime, a new mobility company that operates e-scooter and […]
The following post is a guest blog by Nico Probst of Lime, a new mobility company that operates e-scooter and […]
The planned mega-development along the South Branch of the Chicago River, known as the 78, moved a step closer to
The 78 can do more to promote walking, biking & transit Read More
Guest blog by SWOP Organizer Devonta Boston. Southwest Organizing Project is one of our Bus Advocacy Community Partners and mini-grant recipients.
Chicago suburbs eager to attract people and companies should start by becoming more walkable and transit-friendly. One place to look
Getting to jobs on time is difficult for many West Side residents who rely on the bus during off-peak hours.
West Side advocates share bus service woes with CTA board Read More
The leading candidates for mayor of Chicago say they support creating more bus-only lanes and other improvements that would make
Mayoral candidates pledge support for better bus service Read More
After hearing from a group of youth in his ward who are frustrated with the Diversey bus, Alderman Villegas (36th
A group of advocates in Elgin is working to advance the city’s decade-old bike plan and boost bike access for
Using balance bikes to build relationships in Elgin Read More
A western suburban advocate has been going door-to-door in Batavia educating local business owners and their customers about the benefits
There were plenty of attention-grabbing developments among the top active transportation stories of 2018. Some of these developments helped make
Top 10 biking, walking and transit stories of 2018 Read More