Haddon Avenue | Grid Chicago

Currently viewing the tag: "Haddon Avenue"

Strategies in the Pedestrian Plan: Skinny streets

By Steven Vance On September 12, 2012 · 16 Comments

This rough drawing shows what could be done with the extra space if Haddon Avenue was narrowed and remained one-way. It doesn’t show what the street would look like if it were two-way. The drawing shows two scenarios with features that use the land reclaimed from asphalt: the first shows a cycle track. A speed [...]

Continue Reading →

Grid Chicago is a blog about sustainable transportation matters, projects and culture in Chicago and Illinois, by John Greenfield and Steven Vance since June 2011.
Sponsors
Follow Grid Chicago

Follow the conversation about sustainable transportation issues and culture in Chicagoland.
Recent Posts
Side Projects

Western & Ashland BRT: Pros and Cons - This webpage summarizes the project details and describes the pros and cons for each of the 4 bus rapid transit scenarios
Get Lit: Use Lights At Night - A campaign to get bike lights onto cyclists' handlebars. Donate today

Crash Portal - Exploring bike crashes in the City of Chicago and elsewhere

Bike 2015 Plan Tracker - Monitoring the status of implementing the 153 strategies in the Bike 2015 Plan

Chicago Bike Map app - Carry a beautiful Chicago bike map on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, along with numerous, helpful points of interest and resources
Reader Photos
Contribute your photos to our Flickr group.