Today’s Headlines
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9:13 AM CDT on October 3, 2013
- After Crash, NTSB Considers Emergency Recommendations to the CTA (Tribune)
- Passenger Files First Lawsuit After Blue Line Wreck (Sun-Times)
- City Plans to Bring 4-G Wireless to 12 Miles of Chicago Subway (DNA)
- Former CTA Manager John Plante Tapped for Metra Board (Sun-Times)
- Walgreens Plans to Install Ventra Machines in the Coming Weeks (RedEye)
- Emanuel: Red Light Cameras Removed at 18 Intersections “Were No Longer Needed” (DNA)
- Osterman Questions Removal of Red Light Camera at Hollywood and Sheridan (DNA)
- Red Light Cam at Belmont/LSD Drew The Most Tickets in Early 2013 (DNA)
- Despite Gains, Driving Still Twice as Popular as Transit or Biking Among Millennials (Crain’s)
- To Help Case for South Shore Access, LAB Makes Chart of Bikes-on-Board Policies
- Is it Foolish to Ride a Divvy Without a Helmet? (Sun-Times)
- Green Machine Cycles Opens at 1634 W. Montrose With Focus on Cargo Bikes (Patch)
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In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John has written about transportation and more for many other local and national publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city and region on foot, bike, bus, and train.
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