Chicago Department of Transportation

CDOT spokesman Michael Claffey confirmed that work started Tuesday on the anti-speeding measures.

Ald. John Arena (45th) physically prevented work from continuing on the project Monday morning.

There's a new sign that speed bumps are coming to deter illegal street races on Lower Lower Wacker. 

Chicago's newest bike/walk/jog path desperately needs a catchier name. We have ideas.

Announced in 2012, the path would connect Clark and California Parks.

Bike lanes should be part of the conversation to bring Divvy to Beverly, says organizer of the petition.

But it shouldn't be up to the girls to clean the pigeon poop under Old Irving Park's viaducts, some say.

Emergency repairs to an underground water valve will force the lane closures for three weeks.

The new 35th Street pedestrian and bicycle bridge should become a South Side "icon," alderman says.

The Go Albany Park program is underway with biking, walking and transit events to get the 'hood moving.

Curb-protected bike lanes are coming to Clybourn Avenue in Old Town too.

Neighbors said the weekend races on Lower Wacker Drive have gone unpunished for years. 

The new Union Station Transit Center is expected to open next spring.  

Speed cameras on Irving Park Road and Foster Avenue are among the most active in the city, data shows.

How many drivers got caught speeding by cameras in your neighborhood?