London Urbanism Desk: Editorial Review of Off-Topic Content
An internal editorial review highlights a crucial aspect of content curation for the London Urbanism Desk, rejecting an article on Chicago pedestrian…
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Tragic Deaths of Transportation Planners Spark Calls for Safer Streets in Chicago and Boston
The recent cycling fatalities of two dedicated transportation planners in Chicago and Boston have intensified demands for improved street safety infrastructure and…
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Chicago Mayoral Candidate Proposes Five Commonsense Solutions for CTA Safety and Cleanliness
A Chicago mayoral candidate has put forward a five-point plan addressing safety concerns and cleanliness issues on the city's public transit system,…
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Chicago Plans Safety Upgrades on Ashland Avenue Following Fatal Hit-and-Run
A year after a fatal hit-and-run claimed the life of Marcela Herrera, Chicago Department of Transportation announces plans for safety enhancements on…
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Chicago Ranked Worst Large US City for Cycling, Prompting Official Response
A recent report by People for Bikes places Chicago last among large US cities for cycling infrastructure and safety, leading to a…
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Chicago’s Crosstown Trail: A Year of Progress for a Rail Corridor’s Public Realm Future
Advocates for the Friends of the Crosstown Trail are marking a year of progress in their campaign to transform an underused Chicago…
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Chicago Transit Oversight Hearing Falters as Aldermen Skip Crucial CTA Update
A mandated quarterly hearing on Chicago's public transit system was cut short due to a lack of quorum, preventing public questioning of…
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Lincoln Avenue Protected Bike Lanes Open in Chicago After Community Debate
Chicago has officially opened its new protected bike lanes on Lincoln Avenue in Lincoln Square, marking the completion of a project that…
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Streetsblog Chicago Secures Survival Funding Amidst Fundraising Drive
The independent urbanism news outlet has raised enough funds to continue operations through 2026, but seeks additional donations to expand its reach…
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Illinois Law to Tackle Repeat Speeders with Intelligent Speed Assistance
A new law in Illinois will allow repeat offenders with suspended or revoked licenses for excessive speeding to drive again if their…
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