Eyes on the Street: Chicago, Bike Grid Now’s Jamapalooza takes over the Loop
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Chicago, Bike Grid Now led Jamapalooza, a massive group ride to demonstrate for a citywide network of bike-priority streets.
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Letter from advocacy groups calls for protected bike lanes on Lincoln Ave. in Lincoln Square
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Multiple advocacy groups made that argument once again with an open letter to local decision-makers calling on them to include physically-protected bike lanes along as part of the upcoming Lincoln Avenue Streetscape and Plaza project
Why alderpersons should vote no on Reilly’s ordinance to ban pedicabs from Navy Pier
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Replacing car trips with other modes is a net win for traffic safety, congestion, and air quality, so pedicab bans are misguided.
Visualizing how current Chicago infrastructure fails people walking and biking
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Changing the status quo will take political courage, and it might inconvenience some drivers, but it will definitely save lives.
UIC’s Urban Transportation Center starts its fall series with a seminar on transit inequity
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Speakers included Ellen Partridge from the Shared-Use Mobility Center, Audrey Wenninkfrom the Metropolitan Planning Council, and Rochelle Jacksonfrom the North Lawndale Community Coordinating Council.
“Ask CTA” lets customers bend the ears of managers at stations, with some hiccups
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Over the last two weeks, the CTA has held a series of Ask CTA events at various 'L' stations. Hopefully the agency will take customers' critiques to heart.