Chicago faces many challenges as officials prepare next year’s budget. Among those challenges is the need to improve mobility options […]
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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
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The scooters are coming. Again. Officials say four companies responded to the city’s request for applications for a second e-scooter sharing
Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced a new program to create more space for people walking and biking during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Chicago launches Our Streets as part of COVID-19 response Read More
If Chicago’s transit agencies are going to recover from the devastating effects of COVID-19, they need to include riders and
Advocates call for transit agencies to prioritize racial equity in COVID-19 response Read More
It was a great loss to the world of sustainable transportation when John LaPlante died in March of COVID-19. As
Transit advocates in Chicago and cities across the country spoke up and Congress heard our call to provide emergency operating
Federal stimulus bill includes $1.6 billion for Chicagoland transit Read More
Initial drafts of the COVID-19 stimulus bill being prepared in Washington, D.C., don’t include any mention of public transit. As
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Emergency funding is needed to keep Chicago’s public transit system running throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Thousands of essential workers like
Public transit is critical to Chicago’s COVID-19 response Read More
