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
Tell Congress any COVID-19 stimulus bill must include public transit Read More
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
Starting January 6, the fee on solo Uber and Lyft trips citywide increased from 72 cents to $1.25 and the
New Uber, Lyft fees should be step toward congestion pricing Read More
There were plenty of attention-grabbing developments among the top active transportation stories of 2019. Some of these developments helped make
Top 10 walking, biking, and transit stories of 2019 Read More
In our recent Fair Fares Chicagoland report, we lay out our policy recommendations for more equitable transit in our region.
What is fare-capping? Read More
Nationwide, there’s been a growing interest in allowing youth to ride public transit for free. Following the approach of cities
Free fares for youth is part of vision for equitable transit Read More
Yolanda Cruz lives in the Jeffrey Manor neighborhood on the Far South Side. She works part-time as a health aide
A proposal for a more equitable transit system Read More
