- More Coverage of Chicago's Upcoming Dockless Bike-Share Launch (Tribune)
- Chicago Introduces CityKey, a Combination ID, Ventra, and Library Card (Sun-Times)
- AAA Study: The Number of Hit-and-Run Fatality Cases Is Growing (Tribune)
- Service Drives on Randolph Restaurant Row Could Be Turned Into "People Spots" (Tribune)
- Here's Why Northerly Island's Bike and Pedestrian Path Is Still a Mess (Tribune)
- Thoughts on the St. Louis LimeBike System and Racial Justice (Of Magic and Madness)
- Elgin Ends Its 45-Year Ban on Ice Cream Trucks and Carts (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.