Scary high-speed, 4-lane stretch of Clark in Edgewater is getting protected bike lanes
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The project, which involves relocating much of the on-street parking, will also make Clark safer and more pleasant to walk on.
Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Walking
CDOT promises new strategic plan will center equity, help fight intergenerational poverty
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During the last decade, we've seen a number of of CDOT plans that only saw a fraction of the strategies actually implemented. Here's hoping that the Strategic Plan for Transportation will be different.
Carpacalypse now: CLA report shows skyrocketing parking levels, modest transit gains
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The carmaggeddon these Chicago Loop Alliance reports forecasted months ago is here.
With new details emerging, state funding for One Central makes even less sense
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Given the city’s history of using public funds for private developments, One Central has not provided the confidence that Illinois has made a good deal with our money.
Eyes on the street: Despite the rain, plenty of people attended the first Sundays on State
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The weather and a lack of music created a somewhat subdued vibe, but sunshine and warmer temperature should make the event more vibrant in the future.
Eyes on the street: Rogers Park’s new “Black Lives Matter” Slow Street
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A new Slow Street was recently installed in Rogers Park, including a Black Lives Matter street mural.