The tragic death of Chicago Department of Transportation employee and bicyclist Riley O’Neil continues to reverberate throughout Chicago’s bicycling community — and now several members of the Chicago City Council are calling for concrete action to make Chicago’s streets safer.In
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Illinois Senate Bill Signals a Major Shift in E-Bike Law and Liability in Illinois
Illinois lawmakers are moving quickly on legislation that could fundamentally change how electric bikes, scooters, and other motorized devices are regulated throughout Illinois. Senate Bill 3336 recently advanced out of the Illinois House Transportation: Vehicles and Safety Committee with unanimous…
Chicago Cracks Down on Sidewalk E-Bike and E-Scooter Riding As Year Ends: A Sign the City Is Addressing Safety Risks
Chicago recently saw a sharp increase in sidewalk citations for E-Bikes and E-Scooters. This is a clear sign that the city is stepping up enforcement as micromobility use accelerates. This trend is also consistent with many other municipalities creating stricter
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Keating Law Sponsors the 2025 Bike The Drive
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Chicago’s Bike Boom Brings Opportunity — and Responsibility
Chicago’s cycling culture is thriving. In 2024, Divvy, the city’s bike and scooter share system operated by Lyft, hit an all-time high with more than 11 million rides — a clear sign…


