Truck safety ordinance is a step forward
UPDATE: The ordinance requiring city contractors to install low cost safety equipment on large trucks was approved by City Council […]
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Prepaid bus boarding pilot program expands
In an effort to speed up local bus service and reverse bus ridership decline, CTA is unveiling faster boarding at
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Bike messenger killed on his way to Oak Street Beach
Blaine Klingenberg enjoyed the small things in life. He was always one to strike up a conversation, he took great
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An advocate for pedestrian safety
When Amy Mendelsohn walks around Chicago, she can’t help but notice the number of motorists who don’t come to a
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Take our survey — help improve Chicago’s bus service
Bus ridership has been declining significantly over the last several years. Why are fewer people riding the bus? There are
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Protect people walking and biking from trucks
Since June, six people have been killed while riding bikes in Chicago. Every single crash involved a commercial vehicle. This
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Chicago commits to more progress on Vision Zero
Since adopting a Vision Zero goal in 2012 to eliminate all traffic fatalities by 2022, the City of Chicago has
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Chicago’s first BRT to speed up east-west travel in Loop
Service will begin in the Loop Link corridor – Chicago’s first bus rapid transit project – on Sunday, December 20,
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Why removing the Kinzie bike lane is a bad idea
A bike network is only as strong as its weakest link, but a new proposal by 42nd Ward Alderman Brendan
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Vision Zero campaign aims to eliminate traffic fatalities
James Bausch had just bought an engagement ring for his girlfriend Amanda Annis when he biked by a crash scene.
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