Chicago's a top biking city in U.S., analysis finds

We're the third-best city in the country for biking, according to a new WalletHub analysis.

Why it matters: The study highlights the city's substantial bike infrastructure improvements aimed at getting more Chicagoans to ride.

Yes, but: We're still having trouble sharing the roadways.

• A cyclist died after being hit by a car in the West Loop last weekend, leading Streetsblog Chicago to question why medians were removed from Madison Street.
• The bike lanes on N. Clark Street still have considerable car interference, including double parking in the lanes.
• New bike lanes "to nowhere" are clogging up traffic on the West Side.

🚲 Even with all these problems, Chicago is behind just Minneapolis and Portland as the most bike-friendly city in the U.S.

Added bonus: Apple maps just introduced local cycling directions.