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Steven Vance

stevevance
Transportation planner and advocate. Steven also created Chicago Cityscape, a site that tracks neighborhood developments across the city.

Recent Posts

A sign, purporting to be posted by the L.A. Metro transit agency, says "Uber & Lyft Drivers - Please do not block the bus zone". Photo: Erik Griswold
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Idea from Shared Use Mobilty Conference: Charge For Access to the Curb

By Steven Vance | Mar 21, 2018 | No Comments
Tech can help cities deal with the onslaught of demand for vehicles to get to the curb.
You can take the extended Expo line to Santa Monica, just a couple blocks from the beach. Photo: Steven Vance
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SB Chicago: It’s Cheap and Easy to Get Around Los Angeles by Transit

By Steven Vance | Jan 18, 2018 | No Comments
Although LA has a reputation for being hopelessly car-dependent, with a little planning you can have a great time sightseeing via buses and trains.
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Oil-Laden Freight Trains Delaying Amtrak, Commuter Trains Across U.S.

By Steven Vance and Payton Chung | Aug 14, 2014 | No Comments
Oil production is booming across North America, as new technologies make it possible to extract liquid crude oil from sources like the Bakken shale oil field in North Dakota and Montana, or Alberta’s tar sands. The ever-increasing volume of crude oil mined in remote Great Plains locations often finds its way to refineries via “rolling pipelines” – freight […]
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Study: To Keep Bicyclists Outside the Door Zone, You Need a Buffer

By Steven Vance | Jul 31, 2014 | No Comments
A new study has found that bike lanes with a buffer next to the parking lane are better than conventional bike lanes at encouraging bicyclists to ride outside the door zone. The study, recently published by the Transportation Research Board, concludes that wider but un-buffered bike lanes aren’t necessarily better than narrower lanes in encouraging bicyclists […]
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Gabe Klein to Resign From Chicago DOT at End of Month

By Steven Vance | Nov 1, 2013 | No Comments
With two and a half years of service under his belt as Chicago’s transportation commissioner — not to mention 300 bike-share stations — Gabe Klein announced that he will be resigning at the end of November. A lot changed since Klein arrived. He oversaw a major reorganization of the transportation department, the creation of Chicago Forward, a […]
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