Below are the principles set by the Task Force, from which seven interdependent recommendations to support the transportation system were developed.

Task Force Principles:

• A transportation system that is safe for all users
• Mobility choices that are accessible, equitable, affordable and non-discriminatory
• Economic development that is inclusive and innovative
• A city that is efficient, smart and reliable
• Communities that are sustainable, healthy, and built using universal design principles
• Data and information that is actionable, transparent, shared and secure
• Regulation of private providers that is guided by public benefits

Seven recommendations to support the transportation system:

1. Streamline governance and management of transportation system and policies within and across city departments, agencies and private sector
2. Develop uniform, detailed and secure data sharing requirements between public and private entities
3. Support investments in transportation infrastructure to meet the City’s mobility goals
4. Encourage mode shift to right-sized capacity and increased passenger mile efficiency
5. Build an accessible, affordable and convenient multi-modal transportation system
6. Advance a transportation and mobility system that promotes the environmental health and sustainability and improves overall livability of the city
7. Prepare Chicago for Connected and Automated Vehicles