Transportation related issues.
CU-CitizenAccess
Almost two years ago, Illinois State University administrator Adam Peck was hit by a bicycle. Four days later, he died of his injuries. Peck,…
For Patricia Marxmiller, a simple trip became the defining moment of the rest of her life. In February 2015, Marxmiller returned from her lunch…
After service struggles during the pandemic, the Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District (MTD) is restoring routes and investing in bus drivers as ridership rebounds to…
University of Illinois Blog
Persistent bike thefts continue to plague the campus community, with reported incidents surging over the past two academic years. Between Aug. 1 and Nov.…
University of Illinois Blog
Bicycle accidents on the University of Illinois campus have become more frequent in the past few years, prompting a mass email last fall reminding…
Champaign’s population of about 89,114 only has 1,871 parking meter spaces provided to the public, an average of one parking spot for every 47…
Ethan Holesha
Parking citation revenue in Champaign has increased each fiscal year since 2021, but the number of citations fluctuated drastically each month. The city earned…
In Champaign, railroad companies periodically say they will make repairs, but the city has no say over construction projects and costs. Some repairs, including…
Out of the ten railroad underpasses, or viaducts, in the city of Champaign, only three are tall enough for all legal vehicles to safely…
Darrell Hoemann
Since opening about five years ago, Carle at the Fields has been called a successful development, providing community members with increased access to health…