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    • CTA Survey Asks Why Customers Haven't Switched to Ventra Yet (RedEye)
    • Speed Cams Activated by Humboldt, Douglas, Major Taylor Parks (Sun-Times, ABC)
    • Chicago Infrastructure Trust Moving Slowly (Governing)
    • 1 Killed in Wrong-Way Crash on I-55, Other Driver Pulled From Burning Car (Tribune)
    • Female Driver dies After Striking Fire Hydrant in Gresham (Tribune)
    • Woman Dies After Driving Through Red Light in Lincoln Park (Tribune, Sun-Times)
    • Drunk Driver Follows Another Motorist Home, Tries to Run Him Over (Tribune)
    • 239 Cars Towed on First Day of Overnight Winter Parking Ban (Tribune)
    • Why the "Artificially Low Speed Limit" Argument Makes No Sense (Transitized)
    • Memorial Planned for 1946 Naperville Train Tragedy (Tribune)
    • BMX Riders Want to Make Sure Grant Park Skate Park is Open to Bikes (DNA)
    • The CTA Holiday Train Rides Again (Tribune, DNA)

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