Today’s Headlines for Friday, June 1
The Biking & Walking Safety Education Bill is in the Home Stretch (Active Trans) Cahill: “Sharing Economy” Enterprises Need to Be Regulated Like Businesses (Crain’s) Mans Gets 3 Years for Motorcycle DUI Crash That Killed His Fiancee (Tribune) Can Dockless and Station-Based Bike-Share Program Coexist? (Curbed) Divvy Glitch Sends International Visitors Eager to Rent Bikes … Continued
9:23 AM CDT on June 1, 2018
- The Biking & Walking Safety Education Bill is in the Home Stretch (Active Trans)
- Cahill: “Sharing Economy” Enterprises Need to Be Regulated Like Businesses (Crain’s)
- Mans Gets 3 Years for Motorcycle DUI Crash That Killed His Fiancee (Tribune)
- Can Dockless and Station-Based Bike-Share Program Coexist? (Curbed)
- Divvy Glitch Sends International Visitors Eager to Rent Bikes on a Hunt (Chicago Pipeline)
- New Hotel Planned Near Logan Square Station (Curbed)
- Midwest Airlines Comeback Bid Begins, Service Could Resume in 2020 (Tribune)
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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