Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, December 29
Schlickman, Schweiterman, & Skosey Discuss Future of Local Transportation (Herald) DNA Follows Up on Our Article About Slow Loop Link Bus Speeds Starting January 1, DUI Arrestees Can Drive With Breath Measuring Device (Tribune) Driver Critically Injured Pedestrian in 300 Block of East Wacker (Tribune) 4 Arrested After Driver Runs Over Police Officer in Lakeview (DNA) … Continued
9:14 AM CST on December 29, 2015
- Schlickman, Schweiterman, & Skosey Discuss Future of Local Transportation (Herald)
- DNA Follows Up on Our Article About Slow Loop Link Bus Speeds
- Starting January 1, DUI Arrestees Can Drive With Breath Measuring Device (Tribune)
- Driver Critically Injured Pedestrian in 300 Block of East Wacker (Tribune)
- 4 Arrested After Driver Runs Over Police Officer in Lakeview (DNA)
- Man Charged With DUI After Crash That Injured 5 in Hillside (Sun-Times)
- Lots of Alternatives to Drunk Driving on NYE, Including Free CTA Rides (RedEye)
- Entire Red & Blue Lines Now Have 4G Wireless Service (NBC)
- McPier Wants a Cut of the $4 Airport Surcharge for Ride-Share Trips (Crain’s)
- Following Lawrence Road Diet, as Predicted, Businesses Are Flocking to the Strip (DNA)
- Lincolnwood Plans to Open 2 New Bike Trails Next Year (Tribune)
- The Top 10 Destinations for Chicago Lyft Rides (RedEye)
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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