The Crawford demolition is a mobility justice issue
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The implosion of the smokestack of the coal-fired power plant created a massive cloud of dust that makes walking and biking less safe.
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Rear bus boarding: Riders say they appreciate safer conditions and (temporary) free fares
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While the program has a learning curve, and it hasn't been without snafus, customers are enjoying being able to ride for free -- that is, until rear fare card readers are installed.
Metra construction continues full steam (diesel, electricity?) ahead during COVID-19
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A silver lining of the pandemic is that while Metra schedules are light, the railroad can get a jump on construction projects.
Lightfoot: Nope, I’m not reopening the Lakefront Trail for bike commuting anytime soon
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The mayor indicated that the idea of reopening the shoreline path solely to bike commuters during the pandemic is a nonstarter, and didn't even address the topic of open streets.
Food delivery biz is booming during COVID-19, but couriers are worried about the future
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Business is booming for most Chicago delivery bikers, but they're unsure how long it will last, and concerned about their health.
Pace’s latest pandemic strategy: waiving bus fares, MacGyvering protective shields for drivers
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Since some Pace buses don't have rear doors, Pace won't be installing rear fare card readers, so some riders will continue to board through the front door. As such, Pace is making shields to protect drivers.