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Sharon Hoyer

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A person with a bike in Chicago's Roseland community. In recent years the city has been building more bikeways on the Far South Side, but the density of bikeways is still much greater in most of the North Side. Photo: John Greenfield

“Biking Where Black” study shows relationship between lack of bike lanes, heavy ticketing

By Sharon Hoyer | Sep 29, 2021 | No Comments
The report Barajas postulates that improved bicycle infrastructure could reduce citations and to some extent mitigate police overreach by reducing sidewalk riding.
Photo: John Greenfield

A closer look at CDOT’s plan to close Chicago’s transportation equity gap

By Sharon Hoyer | Aug 5, 2021 | No Comments
Last week, the Chicago Department of Transportation released an ambitious, 80-plus page Strategic Plan for Transportation created with input from the Transportation Equity Network, a coalition of 30 civic, community and transportation advocacy organizations, plus help from former New York City transportation commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan, who served as a consultant. The plan, drafted in the height of the pandemic, sets equity and mobility justice as a guiding star and outlines how CDOT can deploy resources to address safety, health, accessibility and environmental concerns for parts of the city most in need, setting one- and three-year benchmarks on dozens of goals.
A superblock in Barcelona. Superblocks integrate physical activity and mobility in everyday life. Photo: Abigail Chen

How green, walkable, bikeable, play-friendly streets promote good mental health

By Sharon Hoyer | Jun 16, 2021 | No Comments
Urban design that makes space for residents to safely and easily interact with the outdoors and each other plays a major role in both physical and psychological well-being.
Source: Flickr.

Buttigieg broadly commits to increased safety, equity, sustainability – details pending

By Sharon Hoyer | Mar 29, 2021 | No Comments
Buttigieg presented an ambitious vision for a more just and sustainable transportation system in the U.S. We’ll be eagerly following the funding, regulation and policy specifics of how this vision can be realized.
The construction of Chicago's Eisenhower Expressway destroyed vibrant West Side communities. Photo: Jeff Zoline

Smart Growth America Equity Summit envisions a community-lead approach to planning

By Sharon Hoyer | Feb 3, 2021 | No Comments
The Smart Growth Equity Summit laid out a vision for racially equitable transportation planning
The August Street Love Ride in Englewood. Photo: Cameron Bolton

Mitigating risks on group bike rides with COVID on the rise

By Sharon Hoyer | Nov 9, 2020 | No Comments
While group bike rides, even with masks and social distancing, aren't without risk during the pandemic, community activists say the benefits are worth it.
The view from inside one of the Fulton Street domes. Photo: John Greenfield

Dome sweet dome?

By Sharon Hoyer | Nov 2, 2020 | No Comments
Here's a look at new kinds of outdoor dining, including greenhouses and domes, and the winners of the city's outdoor dining contest.
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