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Equity in Practice: Strengthening Transit through Community Partnerships

February 29, 2024

An Advocate's Guide to Land Use Decisions Along the Calumet River

May 11, 2023

Climate Change Preparedness of Great Lakes Communities

March 7, 2023

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July 23, 2024

What did we learn from the results from our H+T User survey?

May 21, 2024

CNT Welcomes Molly Wagner to our Transportation policy team

May 9, 2024

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What Will ‘Trumpsportation’ Mean for Chicago?

Chicago Reader | November 28, 2016

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Perspectives At The Water-Energy-Climate Nexus: Anticipating Changes To Come

Water Online | November 28, 2016

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The South Side’s Strange Train

South Side Weekly | November 14, 2016

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Extending the Red Line, At Last

South Side Weekly | November 14, 2016

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What the Lockbox Law — And Trump Win — Mean for Local Transportation

Streetsblog Chicago | November 14, 2016

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The Numbers Crunch: Sacramento’s public transit may be better than you think

The Sacramento Bee | April 22, 2016

How Does Your Block Rank on Transit Access?

Next City | April 20, 2016

An Exhaustive and Accessible Transit Database Has Finally Arrived

CityLab | April 19, 2016

Mapping The Best And Worst Places For Transit In The U.S.

Fast Co.Exist | April 19, 2016

Parking rules seen as barrier to affordable housing

Evanston Now | March 30, 2016

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CNT in the News

What Will ‘Trumpsportation’ Mean for Chicago?

Perspectives At The Water-Energy-Climate Nexus: Anticipating Changes To Come

The South Side’s Strange Train

Extending the Red Line, At Last

What the Lockbox Law — And Trump Win — Mean for Local Transportation

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The Numbers Crunch: Sacramento’s public transit may be better than you think

How Does Your Block Rank on Transit Access?

An Exhaustive and Accessible Transit Database Has Finally Arrived

Mapping The Best And Worst Places For Transit In The U.S.

Parking rules seen as barrier to affordable housing

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