Our Bus Advocacy Grants are being put to work!
In 2017, Active Trans and our partners from the Back on the Bus Coalition published the Back on the […]
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Ride sparks discussion with 31st Ward alderman
Belmont Cragin residents are eager to see better biking infrastructure in their neighborhood. This desire was clearly on display on
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Become an Active Trans Ambassador on Aug. 2
Do you share our vision for a region with safe opportunities to bike, walk and take public transit? Are you
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Sign the petition for a Chicago Bike Walk Fund
After a flurry of new construction from 2011 to 2015, the growth of Chicago’s networks of protected bike lanes and
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Chicagoans are ready for dockless bike share. Here’s how to get it right.
If you follow urban cycling, you’ve probably heard the stories by now of dockless bikeshare (DoBi) chaos in parts of
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See where candidates for governor stand
With primary election day two weeks away, the Active Transportation Alliance has released its 2018 Sustainable Transportation Voter Guide so
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New Divvy pricing offers more options for two-wheeled fun
Today the City of Chicago announced tweaks to the pricing structure for the Divvy bike share system. Active Trans is
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Back on the Bus: Establish a local dedicated revenue stream to fund transit
Cuts to transit funding were buried in this summer’s state budget agreement. This is unacceptable given the proven economic, environmental
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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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