Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Walking

The 5600 bock of North Harlem, looking south at the Blue Line station and the Kennedy. Image: Google Maps

Harlem station development controversy highlights barriers to creating equitable TOD

By Courtney Cobbs | Nov 9, 2020 | No Comments

The land just north of the Blue Line stop would be a good location for dense transit-oriented development with affordable units, but instead it may get a car-wash and a drive-through cafe.

What will and should Biden-Harris mean for transportation? Experts, advocates weigh in

By John Greenfield | Nov 9, 2020 | No Comments

After the initial euphoria of Saturday’s election result wore off, Streetsblog Chicago reached out to local transportation leaders to get their take on what the Biden-Harris administration will mean for sustainable transportation, based on the candidates’ platform and statements. We also asked these experts and advocates, as well as our readers, what they’d like to […]

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Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Walking

Harlem station development controversy highlights barriers to creating equitable TOD

What will and should Biden-Harris mean for transportation? Experts, advocates weigh in

Driver fleeing traffic stop kills UIC grad student Tushar Sharma, 27, on Near West Side

Lightfoot says her new infrastructure spending plan will focus on equity

Amazing Grace: A new Slow Streets corridor creates a safer route to the 312 RiverRun

Misguided Vision Zero criticism from Smith, sensible speed limit comments from Reilly