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    • Sun-Times: Despite "Zero Tolerance" CTA Drivers Crash While Using Phones, Keep Jobs
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    • Meet Longtime Bike Safety Educator Larry Mysz (Active Trans)
    • A Kalamazoo Resident Uses Amtrak's New Roll-on Bike Service to Explore Chicago (K102.5)
    • Route Proposed for Tonight's CCM Highlights CPD's Racially Skewed Bike Ticketing
    • Slow Roll Co-Hosts Pullman: Bike Convergence Tomorrow at 10 AM

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