Steven Vance
Transportation planner and advocate. Steven also created Chicago Cityscape, a site that tracks neighborhood developments across the city.
Recent Posts
Residents Discuss Potential Equity Impacts of the Logan Traffic Circle Redesign
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Neighbors want to help ensure that the improvements don't accelerate the displacement of longtime residents.
Even With the New Dockless Pilot, Chicago Still Has Vast Bike-Share Deserts
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Combining the Divvy and DoBi zones on a map also shows which parts of the Far South Side got left out of the pilot, and how Divvy station density affects the usefulness of the system.
Best Dockless Bike-Share Practices, According to Chicago Consultants
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Dockless bike share doesn't have to be a disaster like in China or Amsterdam. A new report compares regulations across cities in the United States and how each city intends to deal with bikes on sidewalks, amongst other issues.
Right Now Bus Lanes Are More Important for Chicago Avenue Than Bike Lanes
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The new West Town Master Plan, commissioned by the West Town Chamber of Commerce and Special Service Area #29, floats the idea of converting two of the four mixed-traffic lanes on Chicago Avenue in the neighborhood to buffered bike lanes. While that’s a forward-thing idea, it would actually make sense to use that extra right-of-way […]
5 Transit Features We Should Steal From European Cities
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This isn't a wish list. These are five standard features of most bus networks in Europe.