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• CTA: "Better Streets for Buses paves the way to equitable and innovative transit" – but ATA and Better Streets say more is needed (Intelligent Transport)
Today’s Headlines for Friday, January 19
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• CTA: “Better Streets for Buses paves the way to equitable and innovative transit” – but ATA and Better Streets say more is needed (Intelligent Transport)

• Driver fatally struck Gianna Lamb, 12, who was running from a previous crash Wednesday around 8:30 PM on Route 59 in suburban Plainfield (CBS)

• Driver ejected from car, killed after striking road shoulder during snowfall Thursday around 3:08 AM in the 1300-block of North DLSD (ABC)

• Survivor of truck crash in NW Indiana who was miraculously rescued 6 days later by men on fishing trip released from hospital after 3-week stay (Tribune)

• ATA: IDOT looks closer at crashes and how to respond effectively

• Chicago failed to aid blind pedestrians with audible pedestrian signals. Now, city wants lengthy timeline to fix problem (WTTW)

• Block Club: Many of Chicago’s migrant students may be entitled to bus service. But are schools telling them?

• Streetsblog joins ATA for a Zoom talk today from noon-1 PM. Register here. John will discuss our recent Chicago Bike Lane Week article series.

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