CMAP analyzes equity impact of transportation fees, fines, and fares
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CMAP looked at the ways in which transportation fees, fines, and fares impact low-income residents and policy changes that can increase equity.
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DuSable Drive ordinance passes in committee after a “tumultuous” hearing
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After all the sturm and drang, the ordinance passed the committee unopposed and will go on to a full Council vote.
Here’s a sneak preview of where CDOT may be installing bikeways this year
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CDOT hasn't confirmed the locations yet, but CNT's Paul Esling has mapped out were the ChiStreetWork data portal indicates new bikeways are coming in this year.
Advocates: Lightfoot’s infrastructure plan may be more of the car-centric status quo
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The Active Transportation Alliance and Metropolitan Planing Council say the plan lacks specifics and needs more transparency.
After United Center vaxx site becomes drive-through only, can you still walk to it?
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After the stadium vaccination site switches back to drive-through only on May 8, will you be able to access it on foot? It's not clear yet.
Reopening Racine stop would be an easy way to improve Englewood transit access
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Advocates in Englewood are pushing for the CTA to grab some low-hanging fruit by reopening the long-shuttered Green Line station at 63rd Street and Racine Avenue.