Oct 16, 2026 · 33 min · 16 segments
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Now, I know a lot of you who listen don't drive in the city, so, or maybe some of you do, but only occasionally.
I need someone...
I'm, I'm just not smart enough to understand this.
But I don't know if you've noticed that, uh, there's a mile-and-a-half stretch of Michigan Avenue now that has bus lane only.
The right lane is bus lane only, and they've painted them.
Like, I think it's painted red.
So now three lanes of Michigan Avenue, only two of them are for us.
The rest-
Ugh
...
the one other one are, is for the buses.
Let me see if I can find this story.
Hmm.
A- and supposedly this is going to improve traffic.
I'm not smart enough to understand why.
Because it feels to me like if we're going from three lanes to two, even if one lane's full of buses, how does that, how is that better?
Hmm.
I, I, I'm not smart enough to understand, I guess.
Um, Chicago has introduced a mile and a half mi- a, a one and a half mile bus-only lane on Michigan Avenue between Roosevelt and Wacker.
The corridor serves approximately 22,000 weekly bus riders, nearly 1,500 buses using it daily.
City Council has approved expanding camera enforcement against vehicles illegally parked in the bus lanes, bike lanes, and bus stops.
Officials will monitor travel times and traffic impacts over the next six months.
The camera ticketing program is scheduled to expand citywide.
I have a better idea, City Council.
[laughs] Rather than painting an entire lane red and we can't use it, how about we don't let people use the right lane to park- [laughs] ... anywhere? Yes.
Now, I know a lot of you who listen don't drive in the city, so, or maybe some of you do, but only occasionally.
I need someone...
I'm, I'm just not smart enough to understand this.
But I don't know if you've noticed that, uh, there's a mile-and-a-half stretch of Michigan Avenue now that has bus lane only.
The right lane is bus lane only, and they've painted them.
Like, I think it's painted red.
So now three lanes of Michigan Avenue, only two of them are for us.
The rest-
Ugh
...
the one other one are, is for the buses.
Let me see if I can find this story.
Hmm.
A- and supposedly this is going to improve traffic.
I'm not smart enough to understand why.
Because it feels to me like if we're going from three lanes to two, even if one lane's full of buses, how does that, how is that better?
Hmm.
I, I, I'm not smart enough to understand, I guess.
Um, Chicago has introduced a mile and a half mi- a, a one and a half mile bus-only lane on Michigan Avenue between Roosevelt and Wacker.
The corridor serves approximately 22,000 weekly bus riders, nearly 1,500 buses using it daily.
City Council has approved expanding camera enforcement against vehicles illegally parked in the bus lanes, bike lanes, and bus stops.
Officials will monitor travel times and traffic impacts over the next six months.
The camera ticketing program is scheduled to expand citywide.
I have a better idea, City Council.
[laughs] Rather than painting an entire lane red and we can't use it, how about we don't let people use the right lane to park- [laughs] ... anywhere? Yes.
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