We know how to do this
I ride my bike. When I hear about a person killed while riding their bike, I think of the proverb, […]
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Meeting planned for families of crash victims
My life was forever changed when my husband, Jay, was killed in 2014, struck from behind while riding his bicycle
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Early BRT adoption leads to expansion in Eugene, Oregon
BRT is a state-of-the art bus system that provides the reliability and speed of rail, but at the fraction of
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Proposed BRT in Gary will aid local development
Rail systems are a fast, often preferable transit option for many people, but building them is time consuming and costly.
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No more ghost bikes
In Chicago and its suburbs, about 15 people are killed and 3,000 injured every year while riding a bike. Last
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Grand Rapids invests in first BRT in Michigan
Bus rapid transit (BRT) has gained momentum in the United States, especially in Midwest cities like Cleveland and Chicago. Detroit
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San Francisco gets first BRT project off the ground
Like Chicago’s, San Francisco’s bus system for years has struggled to gain riders due to slow, unreliable service. As leaders
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Chicago commits to more progress on Vision Zero
Since adopting a Vision Zero goal in 2012 to eliminate all traffic fatalities by 2022, the City of Chicago has
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Study finds BRT leads to economic development
Many cities across the United States are adopting bus rapid transit (BRT) as a cost-efficient way to improve their public
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NYC’s Select Bus service leads way to BRT
New York City buses are notoriously slow and some, like the M66 crosstown route in Manhattan, are slower than the
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