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  1. Budgets are a reflection of our policy priorities

    • By Josh Ellis and Justin Williams and Paola Villegas
    • Dec 3, 2019

  2. For people with disabilities, getting from A to B isn't as easy as ABC

  3. Easing the hard work of getting to work

  4. This Thanksgiving, thank you. You help us build a better, bolder future for everyone

  5. Lightfoot clears a path in Chicago by tackling ridehail congestion

  6. A chain is only as strong as its weakest link: investigating pedestrian barriers to transit access

  7. With all these new transportation options, where are people going in Chicago – and how? Is it getting easier or harder to get around the region?

  8. Groupon partners with MPC in support of Chicago neighborhood revitalization efforts

    • By Craig Rowley, Chief Marketing Officer, Groupon
    • Oct 11, 2019

  9. Mapping walkability in the Chicago region, one street at a time

    • By Lindsay Bayley, Senior Planner, Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning
    • Aug 6, 2019

  10. What you need to know about the capital bill

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