Join Active Transportation Alliance on Wednesday, November 11, 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m., for a virtual town hall with State […]
Virtual town hall: Advancing walking and biking projects during COVID-19 Read More
UPDATE (10/14/20): In response to the petition, Mayor Lightfoot’s Office said in a statement to WTTW that they will work
Advocates call for keeping transit running during any post-election protests Read More
Without $32 billion in emergency funding needed for public transit, public transportation will be devastated both locally and across the
Big threat looms for local transit riders if no action taken Read More
Protected bike lanes have been proven again and again as the best approach for making streets safe and comfortable for
Moving beyond four main barriers to building protected bike lanes in Chicago Read More
This is a guest post by Scott Presslak, a regional transit advocate who runs the Star:Line Chicago Twitter account. As
Metra must get past serving just white-collar suburban riders Read More
Active Transportation Alliance is excited to co-host a discussion on public transit during Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle’s second
Join our transit discussion during Cook County Racial Equity Week Read More
Chicago faces many challenges as officials prepare next year’s budget. Among those challenges is the need to improve mobility options
Support better transportation in Chicago’s 2021 budget Read More
Ever wonder how the Active Transportation Alliance got its start? Well, Suzan Pinsof can tell you firsthand. The retired urban
Founder Suzan Pinsof reflects on Active Trans’ origins Read More
Active Trans Campaign Organizer W. Robert Schultz III, a 31st Ward resident, provided testimony at a Chicago City Council hearing
Chicago’s budget needs to advance bus and bike lanes Read More
The following is an organizational statement from Active Transportation Alliance Executive Director Amy Rynell. For more on the shutdowns, see
Take action now to stop public transit and Divvy shutdowns Read More
