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Posts Tagged ‘ Biking ’

The Center for Neighborhood Technology Wants Your Photos of Transit-Oriented Places in the Suburbs

August 2, 2011
The Center for Neighborhood Technology Wants Your Photos of Transit-Oriented Places in the Suburbs

Do you live in Oak Park, Elgin, Blue Island or another surrounding suburb of Chicago? The Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT) is looking for your photos of transit-oriented development (TOD) in Chicago’s suburbs. By TODs, CNT means relatively compact, multi-use areas near or around transit. Think images that capture a vibrant street life, in addition...
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Transportation Bill Harmful to Cyclist and Pedestrian Health

July 14, 2011
interactive features on Transportation for America

Are you a cyclist or pedestrian who opts for public transportation instead of owning a car? Check out where your tax money is going in the transportation area. The advocacy group, Transportation for America, reports on recent bills in the House and Senate that will determine where our taxes are spent. To recap how...
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Where in Chicago?

May 30, 2011
bike the drive 2011


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Too Cold to Ride? Read.

February 3, 2011
Buried Bikes

While we are a month into 2011, for many of us, the chill means we aren’t on our bikes. Next best thing? Looking back on biking in Chicago during 2010. You can start with “The Biggest Chicago Bicycling Stories of 2010″ via “Chicago Bicycling” – News – Evri. Check out Active Transportation for news...
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Bike Town Bash Tripping Out with 80′s Costume Contest

November 23, 2010
Bike Town Bash Tripping Out with 80′s Costume Contest

Help the Active Transportation Alliance celebrate its role as the leading voice for sustainable transportation in Chicagoland by coming to the Bike Town Bash on Saturday, December 4. To honor 25 years of making the streets safer for everyone, Active Trans invites attendees to take a trip back to 1985 with a best ‘80s...
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Ride On, and On, as Illinois gets Funding for Bike Lanes and More

November 13, 2010
lilbike

The Active Transportation Alliance — Chicagoland’s nonprofit biking, walking and transit advocacy organization — commends Gov. Pat Quinn and the Illinois Department of Transportation for announcing nearly $90 million in federal transportation money for the Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program (ITEP). For nearly 20 years, ITEP has provided critical funds for improving transportation safety, alternative...
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Bike Messenger: A Job and A Way of Life

July 20, 2010
A Chicago Bike Messanger photo by Faster Panda Kill Kill (flickr.com)

Deportago-Cabrera explained, “There’s a rhythm that goes with . You feel like you’re a part of this organism that is the city. It’s like you’re delivering oxygen to different parts of this body. You’re an insignificant part of it but you’re essential to it.” The job of bike messaging, when...
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Challenge Lance Armstrong, Virtually

June 30, 2010
Challenge Lance Armstrong, Virtually

Image via Wikipedia Admit it, when you are pedaling away down any Chicago street the bike lanes fade and in your imagination it’s just you and Lance Armstrong leading the peloton. This year, cycling site MapMyRide is offering you a chance to map your ride miles, and times against Lance Armstrong and the riders...
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Volunteers Repair Bikes for Charities, Underdeveloped Countries

May 31, 2010
Volunteers Repair Bikes for Charities, Underdeveloped Countries

A bicycle charity organization collects and remakes old and used bikes for the benefit of more than just locals.
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Biking for Homes and for Fun

May 12, 2010
Biking for Homes and for Fun

Necessity is the mother of invention – so it may not be surprising, but it is welcome and interesting to find realtors and the Active Transportation Alliance joining together to create a unique collaboration — Home-Hunting by Bike events.   The currently scheduled events are outside Chicago in Homewood and Oak Park.  Both suburbs offer good...
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