The Active Trans Bus Organizing Fellows recently sat down with State Senator Robert Peters of the 13th District and 47th […]
What transit justice means to Ald. Martin and State Sen. Peters Read More
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed a lot of what we perceive and know about mobility and transportation. In recent months,
Mobility in the time of COVID-19 on Chicago’s North Side Read More
Bus lanes are back on the table for the reconstruction of North Lake Shore Drive, but more work needs to be
State reverses decision to eliminate bus lanes as option for North LSD Read More
Local advocates, transportation planners, engineers, and anyone interested in making biking for recreation and transportation better on their block or
Illinois Bike Summit to focus on infrastructure, education, and inclusion Read More
The scooters are coming. Again. Officials say four companies responded to the city’s request for applications for a second e-scooter sharing
Active Trans’ Bus Organizing Fellows, Rylen Clark and Jamaine Alberto Gooding, submitted comments to July’s Chicago City Council meeting. Jamaine
Bus Fellows deliver budget request to City Council Read More
Illinois is becoming a more walk- and bike-friendly state, but it still has a long way to go to catch
Illinois lags other states in walking and biking policy Read More
COVID-19 has had a major impact on transit in the short term, and the impact will likely continue in the
Join us on July 20 for Transit Justice Talk: COVID-19 and Beyond Read More
Biking has never been a neutral act. There are a lot of associations with riding a bike on the street
During this year’s Chicago Bike Week and Bike Challenge, we have an additional challenge for you: Get informed! Bike Week
Mobility justice resources for Chicago Bike Week and beyond Read More
