Raising ride-hailing fee to fund public transit makes sense
Mayor Emanuel’s proposal to raise fees on Uber and Lyft rides to pay for public transit upgrades is good news […]
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Ride hailing is increasing congestion
Recent reports out of San Francisco and New York City find that ride-hailing companies like Lyft and Uber are contributing
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Better trail connections in DuPage County
Several of our supporters recently attended DuPage County’s public meeting about changes coming to the Illinois Prairie Path. We are
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More protected bike lanes coming to Evanston
Evanston is on move with installing more protected bike lanes on its streets. Earlier this summer, the City of Evanston
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1st grade transportation advocates of Summit
First graders from Graves Elementary School in the Village of Summit are on a mission to improve their community and
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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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Why Uber won’t replace public transit
Uber hasn’t had a great 2017 so far — what with employee allegations of a culture of sexual harassment, evidence
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Vision Zero Action Plan focuses on reducing vehicle speeds
Today’s release of a Vision Zero Action Plan lays a strong foundation for the city to achieve its goal of eliminating
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Dedicated bus lanes in Cleveland: a major success
Speeding up buses in urban areas and attracting more riders is a difficult task if transit vehicles are constantly stuck
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Los Angeles ‘signals’ the way to better bus service
Chicago should look to the West Coast as it considers investing more to speed up local buses. Seventeen years ago,
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