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 Study finds e-reader and tablet usage up on airplanes, calls for end to FAA electronics ban.

Chicago officials say the project’s first phase would transform 5.3 miles of the congested artery for about $50 million.

With warm weather on the way, pedicabs are taking over Chicago’s streets again. It’s not just the flat terrain and lazy tourists. Unlike other major cities, Chicago has no ordinance regulating pedicabs.

Learn how Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) will make the most of Chicago's existing street infrastructure to better connect people to neighborhoods and destinations across the city.

Norfolk Southern is seeking city land in its expansion of a South Side rail yard. Englewood residents now want the city to join any land deal to reduction in diesel fumes and other mitigations

The percent of workers who telecommute in Chicago is the same as the national average, but some say Chicago could do better.

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced his departure from the Obama administration earlier this week. So what does that mean for the future of high speed rail?