Today’s Headlines
- New Active Trans Survey in Support of Loop BRT Project
- Argonne Wins $2.9 Million to Study How Transit Could Be Used to Evacuate City (Sun-Times)
- Truck Driver Fatally Strikes Teen in Front of New Lennox School (Tribune)
- 40-Car Pileup on Kennedy Between Ohio & North During Snowstorm, 12 Hospitalized (Tribune)
- Metra Approves $91 Million Contract to Rehab 41 Locomotives (Sun-Times)
- Kamin Digs McCormick ‘L’ Stop Design, Says Street Remixes Still Needed (Tribune)
- Two Chicago Millennials Discuss Why They Still Drive (RedEye)
- Sorry Fido, Metra Is Postponing Its Pets-on-Trains Pilot (Tribune)
- Will County Is Launching Its First-Ever Bike Plan (Tribune)
- 27th Ward Challenger Lambast New Fulton Market Gateway Sign, Burnett as “Idiotic” (DNA)
- Active Trans’ Lakefront Trail Tweets Keep Path Users Informed About Conditions (DNA)
- And the Car-Alarm Complaint Prize Goes to… Lakeview! (DNA)
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