- CTA Riders Sound Off on the Planned 25-Cent Fare Hike at Budget Hearing (WGN)
- Active Trans Discusses It's Proposal for 50 Miles of Dedicated Bus Lanes
- Driver Injured 61-Year-Old Woman Crossing Park Ridge Street, No Citations (Tribune)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Struck Couple Driving Away From Brookfield Zoo, Ran Off (Sun-Times)
- Man Who Was Assaulted by Metra Cop at Millennium Station Gets $250K Settlement (NBC)
- Northbrook Residents Offer Input on Bike and Pedestrian Plan (Tribune)
- Metra, Marines to Hold Toys for Tots Drive at Chicago Stations (Northwest Herald)
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Joey Center, one of two bike riders that drivers injured in or near Skokie Wednesday, is currently in a coma
According to a coworker, Center was leaving the parking lot of a Jewel where he worked, when a driver leaving the adjacent Old Navy lot struck him.
This month drivers on north-suburban IDOT roads seriously injured or killed three different people biking
Wide, multilane streets that encourage drivers to speed, plus wide turning radii and slip lanes that enable motorists to whip around corners , may have contributed to these crashes.