Active Trans leads new push for safer Logan Boulevard
The idea of creating safe and easy access to and from the growing network of trails along the Chicago River […]
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State platform prioritizes transit funding and IDOT reform
Active Trans has released its 2018 Illinois Sustainable Transportation Platform for the upcoming primary and general elections for governor and
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Suburban superstars: Not taking ‘no’ for an answer
Through our Bike Walk Every Town suburban advocacy training, we’ve been meeting people doing great work in suburban Chicago communities. One of
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City picks route for Red Line Extension
Planning for the long-promised southern extension of the Red Line to 130th Street took a step forward last week as
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Suburban superstars: a tale of two walking advocates (part 2)
This is a continuation of our two-part blog series highlighting the walking advocacy of two inspiring women in the suburbs.
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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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Suburban superstars: a tale of two walking advocates (part 1)
Last year, as part of the Bike Walk Every Town suburban advocacy program, the Active Transportation Alliance hosted several advocacy
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Parents share their hopes for Milwaukee Ave.
The Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) is completing a major reconstruction of the highly-trafficked corridor between Belmont Avenue and Logan
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An advocate’s lesson in making a difference
One of the highest priority transportation proposals in McHenry County has been a three-quarter mile multi-use trail along Bull Valley
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An advocate’s lesson in making a difference
One of the highest priority transportation proposals in McHenry County has been a three-quarter mile multi-use trail along Bull Valley