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9:08 AM CDT on May 6, 2013

    • CTA Trains Running on Wells Street Bridge Again (Tribune, Sun-Times, DNA)
    • Redevelopment of Old Post Office Would Include Robotic Parking Garage (Tribune)
    • CTA Replacing Contracted Security Guards With Customers Assistants (Sun-Times)
    • Blue Line Trains Delayed After Man Electrocuted at Clark and Lake (Tribune)
    • 2 Injured When Motorcycle Crashes Into Police Car in Marquette Park (Tribune)
    • Woman Driving Drunk Was Celebrating Return of License After Previous DUI (Tribune)
    • When Biking, the Most Direct Route Is Not Necessarily the Best One (BWLP)
    • How to Get Started Biking in the City (DePaulia)
    • Pedaling to the Joffrey Ballet (LGRAB)
    • Spring Cleaning for Your Old Bike (Chicargobike)
    • 2 Great Rides for Women Are Taking Place This Sunday (Ding Ding)
    • Painting Cyclists As Scofflaws Is a Great Strategy for Pro-Car Journalists (LSD)

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In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John writes about transportation and other topics for additional local publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city on foot, bike, bus, and 'L' train.

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