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Today’s Headlines for Monday, May 7

For the Third Time, Crain’s Cites Toronto’s Failed Airport Train as a Best Practice Hit-and-Run Driver Hits 5 People, Killing 1, on Eisenhower Ramp After Cab Breaks Down (WGN) Hit-and-Run Driver Seriously Injures Boy on Bike in Portage Park (Sun-Times) Hit-and-Run-Driver Strikes Man on Sidewalk, Pinning Him Against a Porch (ABC) Residents Argue That LFT … Continued
  • For the Third Time, Crain’s Cites Toronto’s Failed Airport Train as a Best Practice
  • Hit-and-Run Driver Hits 5 People, Killing 1, on Eisenhower Ramp After Cab Breaks Down (WGN)
  • Hit-and-Run Driver Seriously Injures Boy on Bike in Portage Park (Sun-Times)
  • Hit-and-Run-Driver Strikes Man on Sidewalk, Pinning Him Against a Porch (ABC)
  • Residents Argue That LFT Separation in Uptown Will Actually Create More Conflicts (Tribune)
  • ABC Looks at the Progress of the Entire Trail Separation Project
  • Dockless Bike-Share Companies Gripe About Chicago’s “Lock-to” Requirement (Tribune)
  • Parks Advocates Argue That Car-Free Cornell Shouldn’t Be Counted as Parkland (Sun-Times)
  • Today Is Crossing Guard Appreciation Day — Thank Your Local CG (Chicago Crusader)
  • May Events on the Lakefront Trail (Active Trans)
  • The 606 Will Be Closed to the Public for a $35 “Fun Run” Benefit on Saturday, June 23
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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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