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The interim head of the Bloomington Normal Public Transit System says it's very possible the Teal J bus line won't be cut afterall. About 35 people...
The Mayor of Normal says a high speed rail study using a million dollars in state funding is a waste of money. The study will look at 220-mile an hour service between...
The new General Manager of the Bloomington Normal Public Transit System comes out of the Waukesha Metro Transit System in Wisconsin. Andrew Johnson was chosen from among 62 applicants and five...
The head of fleet sales for Mitsubishi's new electric "I" vehicle says certain types of businesses are good bets for his company's product.
The U-S Transportation Department is issuing more than two billion dollars in additional high speed rail grants.
The Chief Operating Officer of the Peoria Chamber of Commerce says she hopes a business survey will turn up ways businesses already use to prevent driving alone. Roberta Parks hopes...
A new study from the Midwest High Speed Rail Association claims that building an 84-billion-dollar high speed rail network centered on Chicago would draw 43-million riders a year.
Like any agency that receives government funding, the Bloomington Normal Public Transit System is looking at ways to trim costs, including cutting a route...
If you're riding your bike and you run into an open car door, the state of Illinois wants to hear about it. Governor Pat Quinn says...

Take advantage of secure bike parking at the corn festival August 27-28th. It'll be the closest parking spot you'll find! You'll save a dollar or two in gas and get some exercise. We're also hoping to park 500 bikes and you can help by riding and parking with us! Follow the signs (like the one pictured) to the secure valet-style bike corral just off the trail, northwest of the traffic circle in Uptown Normal. Feel free to leave your helmet and bags, too. While you're there, make sure you get a trail map and learn more about the Good To Go Commuter Challenge.
Thanks for using this service at the Twin Cities' blues festival July 15-16th.
Thanks for using the free, secure, valet-style bike parking at the Sugar Creek Arts Festival in Uptown Normal, July 9-10. The Friends of the Constitution Trail (FOT) and GLT’s Good To Go parked 465 bikes during the two days of the Sugar Creek Arts Festival July 9-10.
Get all the details in the Good To Go Blog.
Congratulations to Tom Stagg. He won the raffle for a brand new bike and accessories.
It was the first time we parked bikes at this one day event and it was the first of the season. It was also a little cool and wet in the morning. But we still parked more than 60 bikes.The Illinois Sustainable Living and Wellness Expo is staged by Illinois Wesleyan University and the Ecology Action Center.
Thanks to the 457 bike riders who chose to ride instead of drive...and chose to park with GLT's Good to Go/Friends of the Constitution Trail secure bicycle parking at the 2010 Sweet Corn Blues Fest.
Congratulations to Linda Sims who won the raffle for the new Trek 7100 bike. The raffle proceeds benefit GLT's Good to Go and the Friends of the Constitution Trail.