CDOT plans overhaul of complex Armitage/CortlandAshland/Elston junction
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Streetsblog Chicago will continue reporting on this project to help ensure that it results in a net improvement for sustainable transportation.
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Who should we really be building bikeways for?
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A discussion of whether or not "door zone" lanes lanes are terrible yielded an essential truth: To dramatically build bike mode-share, what we need a network of 8-to-80 facilities.
The lows and highs of Chicagoland’s 2021 transportation news
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It's likely 2022 will bring even more advocacy and direction action around sustainable transportation, and necessary and robust responses from city and state transportation officials.
Bakery-fresh CDOT study reaffirms speed cameras are saving lives
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The new report compared the changes in crash numbers near speed cameras and citywide between 2012-13 and 2018-2019 and confirmed that collision numbers have stayed relatively low near the cams.
City Colleges of Chicago is providing free Divvy annual memberships to all students
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In other collegiate cycling news, Olive-Harvey College is, for the first time, offering an eight-week Bicycle Maintenance and Repair course.
Illinois Policy Institute runs a misleading article on Chicago’s 6 mph speed camera rule
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The right-wing think tank plays up the program's revenue generation, downplays its safety benefits, and contains plenty of misleading statements and outright misinformation.