Today’s Headlines
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9:02 AM CST on November 7, 2013
- CDOT Announces 50 New Speed Cam Locations (DNA, Expired Meter)
- Klein: Divvy Is Close to Signing an “8-Figure” Sponsorship Deal (WBEZ)
- Emanuel Says Claypool Is Doing the Rights Things to Fix Ventra (Tribune)
- Weekend Green Line Service Suspended for Track Work (DNA)
- Graphic: Bike and Transit Projects Cost Chicken Feed Compared to Highways (Transitized)
- Bus Drivers: Customers Who Exit Front Door Have Ventra Card Charged Again (RedEye)
- Ventra Is a High-Tech New System That Doesn’t Work (Marketplace)
- Still Haven’t Received Your New Fare Card? Here’s What to Do (Tattler)
- Stalled Freight Train Blocks Traffic at Busy Glen Ellyn Intersections (CBS)
- Doored Cyclist Gets $700K From Driver, Bike Rental Company (DNA)
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