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Cameron Bolton

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CDOT is launching free “Learn to Ride” bike classes for adults and children

By Cameron Bolton | May 26, 2023 | No Comments
One popular soon-to-be returning program from the Chicago Department of Transportation is "Learn to Ride," which offers adults and children info on how to safely get around by bicycle.
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CDOT quietly relocated 16 ineffective speed cameras. What impact will that have on safety?

By Cameron Bolton | Apr 14, 2023 | No Comments
The Chicago Department of Transportation, which oversees the program, said this was done in response to last year's UIC study of our city's speed cameras.
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Federal judge ruled that Chicago’s failure to install APS is discrimination against the blind

By Cameron Bolton | Apr 13, 2023 | No Comments
It's been a long and bumpy road, but it looks like Chicago is finally on its way to becoming an easier city for visually-impaired residents to navigate.
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What are agencies doing to ease Kennedy lane closure pain, and what should they do?

By Cameron Bolton | Apr 11, 2023 | No Comments
IDOT and other local transportation agencies are taking steps to address the challenges this project may pose for people commuting by both cars and more sustainable modes.
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Report looks at how infra and enforcement limit freedom of movement in Black communities

By Cameron Bolton | Mar 28, 2023 | No Comments
The report report suggests that cities like Chicago not only need to provide equitable safety infrastructure in communities of color, they also need to rethink traffic law enforcement in order to remove barriers to mobility.
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Pre-tax transportation benefits mandate bill is moving forward in Springfield

By Cameron Bolton | Mar 21, 2023 | No Comments
State representative Theresa Mah's (D-2nd) Transportation Benefits Program Act proposal has been gaining traction as it makes its way toward becoming law.
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Villegas will introduce Plow the Sidewalks ordinance tomorrow at City Council

By Cameron Bolton | Mar 14, 2023 | No Comments
At tomorrow's Council meeting, Ald. Villegas (36th) plans to introduce the Plow The Sidewalks ordinance, originally proposed by Access Living and Better Streets Chicago.
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New State Bill Calls for E-Bike Rebates, Equity

By Cameron Bolton | Mar 14, 2023 | No Comments
Thanks to Buckner and his allies, there's a lot of legislation currently in play that could make Illinois a better state for bicyclists. 
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Crossroads Collaborative helps connect everyday transit riders with the planning process

By Cameron Bolton | Mar 7, 2023 | No Comments
According to executive director Arnold Bradford, "Simply put, we are the voice of those who cannot speak directly to the power elite and planners." 
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How the RLE project could also improve walking, biking, and bus service on Far South Side

By Cameron Bolton | Mar 4, 2023 | No Comments
The CTA describes the document as "a proactive effort to create a guide for future development in communities located near the RLE project area and within the Far South Side of Chicago."
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Here’s the colorful story of how CTA ‘L’ lines got their hues

By Cameron Bolton | Mar 3, 2023 | No Comments
While it seems like the CTA's lines have been designated with colors forever, it's actually only been that way for a few decades.
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Chicago Transit Justice Coalition called for better CTA working conditions at protest

By Cameron Bolton | Feb 28, 2023 | No Comments
The coalition held a protest earlier this month at the Jefferson Park Transit Center, as the CTA struggles with with reliability and safety issues caused by staffing shortages.
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