Advocates say the next head of the Active Transportation Alliance should be a person of color.
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The latest plans for the O’Hare Express: boon or boondoggle?
Transportation experts and advocates weigh in.
Vision Zero makes inroads on the west side
In response to criticism of Chicago’s traffic fatality prevention plan, CDOT is now gathering community input.
Zeroing in on Vision Zero’s pitfalls
Slow Roll Chicago and other transportation activists call on the crash-elimination movement to confront systemic racism.
Does Chicago need a new bike group that’s geared toward women of color?
Latina, Asian-American, and African-American cyclists weigh in.
What’s keeping people of color from using Divvy?
A new study recommends ways to break down the barriers to Chicago’s bike-share program.
Finally, CDOT plans safer cycling access to Big Marsh
Bike lanes are slated for Stony Island and other major streets leading to the park.
Big Marsh could be a terrific bike park, but it’s not yet safe to pedal there
Dangerous roads around the park make access difficult for people without cars.
Why didn’t more locals show up for the city’s west-side bikeway hearings?
Residents of struggling communities may not see biking as a priority, but black advocates say it can be part of the solution.