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    • Drivers Owe the City a Staggering $1.5 Billion in Unpaid Tickets (DNA)
    • NYC & LA Are Tougher About Collecting Tickets Than Chicago Is (DNA)
    • Teen Who Fatally Struck Man in Northlake Issued 4 Traffic Citations (Sun-Times)
    • City Will Pay $319K to Driver Who Was Injured by Cop, Then Wrongfully Arrested (ABC)
    • Police Officer Doors Cyclist, Then Says, "She Didn't Have the Right of Way"  (CBS)
    • Driver Blocks Exit of Doughnut Shop, Pepper Sprays Man Who Confronts Him (DNA)
    • Kevenides: If Driverless Are to Become Common, Pedestrian Safety Must Be Paramount
    • How Did a Car With a Flat Tire Wind Up on the Bike Path Near Navy Pier? (Chicagoist)

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