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Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, October 27

9:00 AM CDT on October 27, 2015

    • 66 Arrested for Blocking King Drive During Protest of Police Chiefs Conference (Tribune)
    • Emanuel Proposes Additional $0.02 Fee for Uber, Using Revenue to Cut Costs for Cabbies (Tribune)
    • Driver Fatally Strikes Bike Rider in West Humboldt Park (DNA)
    • After Cyclist Was Injured at Fullerton/Halsted/Lincoln, DNA Looks at Safety Issues
    • Keating: Driver Who Struck Cyclist in Lincoln Park Made an Illegal Right Turn
    • $300K Settlement for Bike Rider Who Was Injured by Hit-and-Run Cabbie (Kevenides)
    • Suburban Man Charged With Attacking Female CTA Train Operator (CBS)
    • DePaul Plans 125-Car Garage as Part of New Building That's a 6-Minute Walk From 'L' (DNA)
    • Leaking Water Is Still a Problem at Recently Rehabbed Clark-Division Station (Tribune)
    • Are CTA Riders Offering Their Seats to Seniors? (RedEye)
    • How *Not* to Use the Bike Rack on the Front of a CTA Bus (WGN)
    • Take a Quick Survey on Bicycle Communities & Culture for a Loyola Grad Student Project

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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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