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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Courtney Kueppers

How does the city decide where to put new bike lanes?

City contractors begin work on new bike lanes on North Milwaukee Avenue near North California Avenue in September of 2020. (Ashlee Rezin Garcia/Sun-Times)

When WBEZ asked Chicago cyclists to sound off on biking in the city, one question kept coming up: How does the city decide where to put bike lanes?

As biking season gears up, WBEZ posed that question and more to David Smith, complete streets manager at the Chicago Department of Transportation — and an avid biker.

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