Chicago, Bike Grid Now’s Halsted Bike Bus provides a safe, fun ride downtown
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"Whenever there is a safe place for people to bike, the number of Chicagoans who come out is tremendous."
Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Infrastructure
A touchy subject: CTA will pilot 1,300 tactile bus stop signs across 12 routes
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There was some good news on Tuesday about efforts to make Chicago streets more accessible to people with visual impairments.
Driver hits dad and daughter on bike on Leland Greenway, near where Lily Shambrook was killed
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Fortunately, no one was hurt. But infuriatingly, the dad suspects the driver, who fled the scene, struck them on purpose.
Pace buys another e-bus, inks contract with ride-hail company to supplement paratransit
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Director Melinda Metzger also highlighted a $20 million grant for the rehab of the Harvey Transportation Center, and Pace was offering free rides to students on the first day of CPS classes.
Anatomy of a bike crash: Why did today’s collision at Addison/Drake happen?
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A teenage girl on a bike collided with a driver, apparently because she was understandably afraid to ride in a four-lane street. What should we do about that?
Bike lanes are coming to Belmont in Lakeview, but not all the way to the lakefront
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City officials should be asking, "What can we do to *make* the stretch of Belmont between Clark and the lakefront safe and pleasant to ride on?"