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  1. Strong Transportation Policy is Key to Supporting Illinois Workers

  2. It's Time to Double Down on Speeding Up Buses

  3. Taking Climate Action by Biking and Walking: First in a Series of Events by the Metropolitan Planning Council, Metropolitan Mayors Caucus, and Active Transportation Alliance

  4. Plans reflect our values and goals for the future – we need to make sure our Regionally Significant transportation projects reflect the transportation future we want to live in

  5. We are Built Environmentalists

  6. What does the infrastructure bill mean for Illinois?

  7. How does Illinois decide which transportation projects to invest in? A new tool will help IDOT evaluate projects comprehensively.

  8. The Chicago region must drastically accelerate climate action

    • By Audrey Wennink and Edith Makra, Metropolitan Mayors Caucus and Ned Gardiner, PhD, NOAA
    • Jul 27, 2021

  9. The Power of Cycling to Build Community Cohesion and Healthier Cities

    • By Audrey Wennink and Samantha Lenoch, Research Assistant
    • Jun 29, 2021

  10. Performance based transportation planning is on the way

    • By Audrey Wennink and Civic Committee, IEC, Transportation Equity Network, ILEPI
    • Jun 7, 2021

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