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  1. Gov. Pritzker Announces Eleven Appointments to Boards and Commissions

    • By The Southland Journal
    • Jun 19, 2022

  2. After recent traffic deaths, including 2 toddlers, communities clamor for safety improvements for bikers and walkers

    • By Honest Columnist
    • Jun 15, 2022

  3. See where Illinois Secretary of State candidates stand on active transportation issues

    • By Streetsblog Chicago
    • Jun 14, 2022

  4. ‘Cap the Ike’ still on town’s wish list despite cost and complexity

    • By Chicago Sun-Times
    • Jun 13, 2022

  5. Redesigned Roads, Better Enforcement, and Changing Driver Mindsets: Cyclists Demand Changes to Make City Roadways Safe for All

    • By WTTW News
    • Jun 13, 2022

  6. Pickups and SUVs are driving the pedestrian epidemic. But the tide may be turning.

    • By Streetsblog Chicago
    • Jun 8, 2022

  7. Wheelchair users say states should spend new road money on safety

    • By The Detroit News
    • Jun 4, 2022

  8. How Improved Bike Infrastructure Can Save Lives

    • By WTTW
    • Jun 4, 2022

  9. Chicago's proposed Equitable TOD ordinance would fight segregation and car-dependency

    • By Streetsblog Chicago
    • Jun 3, 2022

  10. Lightfoot Promised to Push Forward on 'Essential' Housing Density Ordinance Facing Uneasy City Council

    • By Block Club Chicago
    • Jun 2, 2022

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