Eyes on the Street: Curb protection on Kinzie Street, and the Dearborn detour
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Adding robust physical protection is very important for making bikeways safer and more appealing to less-confident cyclists.
Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Scooters
Englewood Nature Trail, other Illinois walk/bike/transit projects get federal RAISE grants
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The U.S. Department of Transportation recently announced awardees for the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) grant program. Find out which projects are being funded in Illinois.
The Berwyn Greenway in Lincoln Square is an upgrade, but more traffic calming is needed
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The greenway includes a contraflow bike lane, facilitating two-way bike traffic between the Chicago River and Western Avenue.
New group Chicago, Bike Grid Now! pushes for network of traffic-calmed side streets
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Chicago, Bike Grid Now! is a new bike advocacy group in Chicago. Streetsblog Chicago sat down with two of the lead organizers to discuss the group's demands and their thoughts on the current advocacy landscape in Chicago.
Big support for protected bike lanes at Clark Street Crossroad planning workshop
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Stakeholders of Clark Street between Montrose and Foster gathered to give input on the future of the corridor. Topics ranged from transportation, housing type, building facades, and place making opportunities.
Connected Communities equitable TOD ordinance headed to zoning committee
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The proposed Connected Communities ordinance has been released. We looked at some of the changes the ordinance proposes.