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concluding remarks PolICy summaRy action agenda 98 SAFETY FIRST REBUILD & RENEW CHOICES FOR CHICAGO 1. Evaluation: Gather and use data to assess the root causes of transportation safety hazards and address them in a systematic and sustainable way. 2. Engineering: Develop standards and complete designs to ensure the safety of all users, including pedestrians, cyclists, motorists, children, seniors, and people with disabilities. 3. Enforcement: Partner with sister agencies to refocus enforcement efforts to protect the safety of all users, particularly the most vulnerable. 4. Education: Promote awareness to all residents and travelers on safe habits to decrease transportation risks and increase safe, efficient, and enjoyable travel in the city. 1. Make it last with maintenance. 2. Fix it first and build it better. 3. Inspect and coordinate. 4. Seek equitable and reliable resources for these efforts. 1. More fully and consistently implement Chicago’s Complete Streets Policy. 2. Make Chicago the best big city in America for cycling and walking. 3. Provide all residents, workers, and visitors with efficient, affordable, and attractive transit services. 4. Improve intermodal connections and operations. 5. Ensure predictable, safe, and reliable motor vehicle operations. FUEL OUR ECONOMY A MORE SUSTAINABLE CITY SERVING CHICAGOANS 1. Improve responsiveness. 2. Enhance transparency and public communications. 3. Disseminate customer information. 4. Build agency and staff capacities and increase efficiencies. 1. Support the Chicago Climate Action Plan. 2. Enhance CDOT’s GreenStreets Program. 3. Reduce stormwater run-off quantity while improving quality. 4. Promote energy efficiency to reduce energy consumption. 5. Reduce material waste and associated emissions by increasing the use of recycled materials and other environmentally preferable practices. 1. Make great streets and developments that enhance commerce and attract jobs. 2. Improve freight rail operations and facilities in the Chicago hub to improve mobility, reliability, and competitiveness. 3. Improve services and operations for truck mobility for the efficient movement of goods and economic competitiveness of the central city. 4. Be a leader – and a partner – in the region. 5. Improve Chicago’s and Chicagoans’ connections to the nation and the world via air and rail.
aCknoWleDGemenTs Rahm Emanuel, Mayor Publishers Gabe Klein | CDOT Commissioner Scott Kubly | CDOT Managing Deputy Commissioner Luann Hamilton | CDOT Deputy Commissioner, Project Development Editor + Project Manager Keith Privett | Project Manager Head Writer Karina Ricks | Consultant/Writer Graphics + Design Contributors Jennifer Altin, Mike Amsden, Janet Attarian, Samantha Bingham, Jeff Brink, Dan Burke, Oswaldo Chaves, William Cheaks, Abraham Emanuel, Chris Gagnon, Jeff Goliber, Ben Gomberg, Kiersten Grove, Jill Hayes, Hannah Higgins, Vasile Jurca, Soliman Khudiera, David Leopold, Kenneth Martin, Brenda McGruder, Dolan McMillan, Sarah Miller, Yadollah Montazery, Johnny Morcos, Jay Orlando, Anthony Pellegrini, Rajiv Pinto, Anthony Rainey, Chelsea Richer, John Sadler, Malihe Samadi, Julian Silva, David Seglin, Charlie Short, Bridget Stalla, Jeff Sriver, Charlene Walsh, Sean Wiedel, Chris Wuellner, Jesus Yepez, John Yonan, David Zavattero Special Thanks Graham Garfield + Joe Iacobucci, CTA Sam Schwartz EnginEEring Mark de la Vergne | Project Director Matthew Bernstine | Project Manager + Designer Jee Mee Kim | QA/QC Manager Danny Garwood | Designer Dan Miodonski | Planner Stacey Meekins | Planner Printing by: The Blueprint Shoppe, Inc. 99 altamanu John Mac Manus | Principal Sean McKay | Designer
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