Unsurprisingly, People for Bikes gave Chicago a low scores for bike-friendliness
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A recent People for Bikes assessment of Chicago's bike friendliness gave the city low scores. Read about the factors that lead to the low marks.
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At bikeway rally, Kevin Clark’s cousin urged advocates to keep pressure up for safety upgrades
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"Let's keep making noise," said fallen cyclist Kevin Clark's cousin. "I know that at a certain point they'll listen to us, and we will get this done."
That’s the ticket! Metra’s new All-Day Pass has been unexpectedly successful
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The All-Day Pass was originally only meant to last a few weeks, but it's been hugely popular. According to the railroad, about a third of all riders currently use it.
In the wake of Kevin Clark’s death, will we enact real change to fix Chicago’s streets?
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Do we have the infrastructure and will to implement safe, sustainable, and equitable transportation in Chicago? That remains to be seen.
LaSpata calls for fixing the Kevin Clark crash site: “I could be in the position Kevin was”
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LaSpata says he's holding local agencies accountable for fixing the intersection. "Every time a cyclist dies in Chicago we're told that in some sense it was their fault, and I'm really tired of it."
Active Transportation Alliances renews call for a protected bike lane network
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The Active Transportation Alliance analyzed Chicago's progress on creating an all-ages, all abilities cycling network and renewed the call for a network of protected bike lanes.