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By Steven Vance

9:06 AM CST on February 3, 2014

Lincoln Parkers Along Lakefront Less Likely to Own Cars (Bike Walk Lincoln Park)
Chicago Will Regulate Uber, Lyft, SideCar Drivers (Tribune)
CTA Clarifying Ventra Account Messages At Turnstile (Red Eye)
SUV Driver Hits And Kills Man in Aurora, Says She Didn’t See Him (The Southern)
Little Village Man Dies After Being Hit By SUV Driver, Who Also Didn’t See the Victim (Tribune)
Three Children Hurt in 1:30 AM Car Crash in Fuller Park (Tribune)
Driver Hits Pothole and Crashes SUV Into Animal Hospital (DNAinfo)
Man Peeking Over to Find Blue Line Train Hospitalized After He Fell On Tracks (Tribune)
Are CTA Trains Dirtier Now That They’re Getting Cleaned Less? (CTA Tattler)
New Metra CEO Can’t Take Train To Work Due to Infrequent Schedule (Tribune)
Chicago Police Officer Wrongly Codes Bike Crash Report, Prompting Insurance Fight (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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