Lightfoot says crimes committed on CTA and Divvy motivated shutdowns
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Lightfoot: "I can't ignore the circumstances on the ground, and how these seemingly benign resources are being used to further criminal conduct."
Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Events
6 streets will be pedestrianized for cafes, and the Leland Slow Street opens
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Neighborhoods from Chatham to Lakeview will be getting cafe zones, and the Leland Slow Street is a hit with families and other residents.
Chicago Ride of Silence honored fallen riders with an online memorial ceremony
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The event remembered the five people killed while biking in Chicago in the past year.
Uncharted territory: RTA leaders discuss how Chicago transit will survive COVID-19
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How with the CTA, Pace, and Metra transport more people to work when the state reopens, while maintaining social distance, with a lot less money? That remains to be seen.
How do we make sure that open streets are truly open for everyone?
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A discussion hosted by The Untokening collective looked at why over-policing and other social justice issues must be
considered when planning walk/bike interventions during the pandemic.
Creating a Body-Inclusive Cycling Community
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A person's body size or weight has no bearing on their worth as a human being. Bike culture should reflect that.