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9:35 AM CDT on July 24, 2014

    • Clybourn Protected Bike Lane Meeting Tonight, Hosted by CDOT & IDOT (Active Trans)
    • CDOT Will Review 9,000 of 13,000 "Undeserved" Red Light Camera Tickets (Tribune)
    • Former Redflex Worker Testifies How CDOT Staffer Coached Company To Win Contract (Tribune)
    • Divvy Less Popular Among Women in Hyde Park Than Citywide (Hyde Park Herald)
    • Only 5% of Chicagoans Live Near Their Work (MPC)
    • Lake Shore Drive: Bus Lanes & New Bike Path, Okay; New Shoreline, Forget It (Tribune)
    • Divvy Trips Often Bounded by Expressways, Natural Barriers (Chicago Mag)
    • Gov. Candidate Rauner Asks Quinn to Veto Uber, Lyft Regulation (Crain's)
    • Metra Investigates More Engineer Lapses This Year Than Last (Daily Herald)
    • FK Law Illinois (Sponsors) Joins National Bike Lawyers Collective (My Bike Advocate)

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Steven Vance
Transportation planner and advocate. Steven also created Chicago Cityscape, a site that tracks neighborhood developments across the city.

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