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Today’s Headlines for Thursday, May 10

Zorn Blasts Richard M. Daley’s Parking Policies, William Daley Defends Them (Tribune) Metra Will Spend $500K Testing New Fare Structure, 1 Day Pass (Tribune) CTA Approves Renting Wilson Space to Chicago Market, Extends 31st St. Bus Pilot (Tribune) Man Charged With Aggravated DUI After Fatal Eisenhower Crash (CBS) Joravsky & Glowacz Discuss Bike Safety, and … Continued
  • Zorn Blasts Richard M. Daley’s Parking Policies, William Daley Defends Them (Tribune)
  • Metra Will Spend $500K Testing New Fare Structure, 1 Day Pass (Tribune)
  • CTA Approves Renting Wilson Space to Chicago Market, Extends 31st St. Bus Pilot (Tribune)
  • Man Charged With Aggravated DUI After Fatal Eisenhower Crash (CBS)
  • Joravsky & Glowacz Discuss Bike Safety, and How to Accommodate Cyclists on LSD (Chigov.com)
  • Dallas Op-Ed: Bike-Share Works in Chicago Thanks to “Fantastic” Bike Infra (D Magazine)
  • Active Trans Is Gearing up for Bike the Drive on Sunday, May 27
  • Burke, Borzo, and Neufeld Lead Small Rides for Active Trans This Summer
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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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