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Recent Work
Right-Sizing Chicago Parking
Researching the relationship between residential location, parking requirements and usage, and housing affordability to help boost equitable... more »
Chicago Truck Data Portal
CNT and the Little Village Environmental Justice Organization counted trucks and buses throughout Chicagoland. The counts available through this open... more »
Civic Innovation Hub
The Calumet Region is a region in which infrastructure solutions are planned and built with resident and community leadership. more »
Recent Posts
Chicken soup for the CTA rider’s soul: While the transit agency is standing on the verge of a budget crisis, positive vibes at town hall
Streetsblog Chicago | September 23, 2025
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