Bike Lanes
Aldermen Approve Steeper Fines For Cyclists, Drivers
Aldermen on Wednesday approved a number of changes to the city’s bike ordinance, including steeper fines for cyclists who violate traffic laws, or anyone who opens a car door in the path of a cyclist.
City Council To Vote On Parking Meter Changes, New Bike Ordinance, Wrigley Night Games
Aldermen have a busy day ahead at today’s City Council meeting, with votes set on changes to the controversial parking meter deal, new fines for cyclists and drivers, and additional night games at Wrigley Field.
City To Build More Than 30 Miles Of New Bike Lanes
Mayor Rahm Emanuel has announced Chicago is building more than 30 miles of new bicycle lanes this year.
Cycling Group Encourages Chicagoans To Join ‘Bike To Work Week’
Cycling enthusiasts are encouraging others to pedal their way to work during this Bike to Work week in Chicago.
City Installed, Restriped 39 Miles Of Bike Lanes Last Year
The city says a total of 39 miles of on-street bike lanes were either installed or restriped last year.
Emanuel Wants Chicago To Be Nation’s ‘Most Bike-Friendly City’
The Emanuel Administration is heralding the first stretch of what it hopes will be 100 miles of dedicated—and protected—bicycle lanes in the city of Chicago.
Study: Thousands Of Cyclists On City Streets
A new study shows thousands of bicyclists travel Chicago streets every weekday – in one case making up nearly 22 percent of the traffic on a September day.



