Chicago lags behind other global cities for bike|friendliness. Here's ...

Chicago lags behind other global cities for bike-friendliness. Here's ...

In June, Colorado-based nonprofit People for Bikes released its annual ranking of global cities by bikeability, and for the fifth year in a row, ...

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Chicago lags behind other global cities for bike-friendliness. Here's ...

Chicago lags behind other global cities for bike-friendliness. Here's how it can improve. "There is nothing more freeing and simultaneously ...

People for Bikes City Rankings are Out. According to them, Chicago ...

People for Bikes City Rankings are Out. According to them, Chicago is one of the worst cycling cities in the entire world.

Chicago Council on Global Affairs on X: "What makes Chicago rank ...

What makes Chicago rank far behind other global cities in bike-friendliness? This week's #ChicagoGlobal article digs into the reasons why the city is ...

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Chicago lags behind other global cities for bike-friendliness. Here's how it can improve. BLOG. ChicagoGlobal by Laura Adamczyk. The nonprofit People for Bikes ...

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Chicago lags behind other global cities for bike-friendliness. Here's how it can improve. From globalaffairs.org · 9: ...

Report: Chicago Leads Nation in Bicycling Growth

Every year, the nonprofit organization People For Bikes rates more than 700 cities worldwide for bike-friendliness. Chicago ranks near the ...

People for Bikes explains why its 2024 City Ratings will likely give ...

"It's very encouraging to see this increase in bike ridership in Chicago," said PFB's Martina Haggerty. "And what we know is that that will ...

MyTransit Chicago on X: "Chicago lags behind other global cities for ...

Chicago lags behind other global cities for bike-friendliness. Here's how it can improve. - Chicago Council on Global Affairs : https://t.co/0tsPEDhTzZ ...

Letters: A protected bike lane gave me the freedom to ride

Riding around the streets of Chicago has opened up a whole new world and made me more appreciative of our city. I ventured into neighborhoods ...

Studies Highlight Chicago's Bike-Friendly Challenges

Two recent nationwide studies reveal that Chicago lags behind in bike-friendliness. One study placed the city 50th in terms of "bikeability.

Chicago's 'bikeability' is behind the curve in recent cycling studies

Chicago has work to do to make its city streets more friendly to cyclists, according to two recent studies of how accessible cities are by ...

Chicago Is Unsafe For Cyclists, Report Shows: It 'Reflects How We ...

CHICAGO — The city's bikeability is among the worst in the world ... These measures have successfully increased bike usage in other cities ...

Is Chicago becoming a city for cyclists? Sun-Times readers weigh in ...

... faster in Chicago than in any other major city in America. Here's what some Sun-Times readers had to say about their own biking habits.

Letters: Cyclists in Chicago need drivers to do their part

I appreciate that the city of Chicago is installing more protected bike lanes and planning neighborhood greenways across the city, albeit ...

Chicago ranked the sixth most bike-friendly city in America - TimeOut

Chicago came in sixth, behind Minneapolis, San Francisco, Portland, Denver and Boston. The "bike score" is based off a city's hills, ...

How Chicago became more bike-friendly | Here & Now - WBUR

Chicago says biking is up 119 % in the city. For years, Chicago has ranked near the bottom for most “bike-friendly cities.” Now, that's starting to change.

Chicago's Bike Infrastructure is Evolving, But Inequality Persists

It's not bikes that are dangerous, it's cars. And it's not cars, not seeing the curb, it's the drivers. Cities should concern themselves with ...