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9:00 AM CST on November 24, 2014

    • Divvy Rider Injured on LSD Is a Med Student, Did Not Lose Foot in Crash (DNA)
    • 3 Injured in Wrong-Way Crash on Ohio Feeder (RedEye)
    • 2 Hurt in Hit-and-Run on the Dan Ryan (RedEye)
    • Video Footage Released of October Crash That Killed 3 People on 95th in Oak Lawn (NBC)
    • IL Senate Overrides Quinn's Veto of Bill to Raise Speed Limit on Tollways (Expired Meter)
    • Most of Chicago's "Stop for Peds" Signs Have Already Been Replaced (Tribune)
    • CMAP Discusses Its Infrastructure Funding Proposal (Daily Herald)
    • Rosenthal: Uber, Licensed in Chicago Last Week, Has Been Playing Hardball (Tribune)
    • More Lincoln Parkers Discuss the #11 Lincoln Bus Cut (DNA)
    • Bridgeport Merchants Say They're Panicking Over Halsted Street Closure (DNA)
    • Man Charged After Taking "Extremely Dangerous" Ride on Back of Metra Train (Tribune)
    • Late-Night Car Alarm Malfunction Results in Hilarious Note From Neighbor (DNA)

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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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