City is considering a 606-style elevated greenway for North Lawndale
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The Altenheim Line could spur development in North Lawndale. But residents are worried it could also lead to displacement.
Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Policy & Planning
Belmont Cragin and Hermosa celebrate new Divvy stations, bikeway network
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It would be great if this approach of creating a cohesive, useful bike network all at once was implemented in every Chicago community that currently lacks one.
High rents are a policy choice: What’s driving displacement across The North Side
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We should reverse the down-zonings that have rendered much of the city unaffordable and exclusionary.
CTA offers free rides on 1st day of school, but Muni pilots all-year free rides for youth
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Launching a free fares pilot for schoolchildren would be a great way to start improving transportation equity in Chicago, helping us catch up with peer cities that are way ahead of us in that department.
Panelists: Disability and bike communities have common interests, should join forces
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"We really need to work together and build trust so people can work together to build a broader coalition."
Here’s why Chicago needs an office of parking management
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If we really want to see the rapid development of bus lanes, or a protected bike lane network, or wider sidewalks, or pedestrian plazas, then we must also understand parking needs and manage parking more intelligently.