Chicago Department of Transportation

A new ordinance would give the public a say in camera placement and institute flexible payment plans.

The Chicago Department of Transportation is asking Chicagoans to vote for their preferred new routes. 

The Loop Link project is scheduled to be done by the end of the year.

The bridge, which reopened Monday, is used by 8,500 vehicles per day.

The tunnel will terminate in River Park, where construction will wreak havoc for two years.

Neighbors are concerned Mother Nature will strike before the flood tunnel is finished in 2017.

Construction of the new Washington-Wabash L stop is expected to last 1½ years.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel said $10 million in additional funding will enable the city to deal with potholes.

CDOT to address Belmont-Western intersection at Thursday meeting of the Transportation Action Committee.

For the next eight weeks, construction crews will be replacing a century-old water main on Argyle St.

Roadwork along Roosevelt Road is now about nine months behind schedule. 

Final funding has been secured for the tunnel, intended to prevent severe flooding in Albany Park.

The crosswalk at Rogers and Touhy avenues would be shortened from 110 feet to just 40 feet.

The Old Irving Park Association said it opposes the field as long as closing Waveland is on the table.

Here's a map of where the city removed hundreds of them from all over the city last year.