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Beyond Chicagoland

Lightfoot’s ex-deputy mayor of public security to John Kass: I pack heat on the CTA

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Bicycling

Reality check: You can’t solve congestion by widening roads – invest in transit instead

Chicago Policy

Tribune: Many people were fined for 6+ MPH speeding, so that means the rule is unfair

Bus Transit

RTA survey: Most people who stopped commuting by transit during COVID plan to return

Trib’s Steve Chapman: Transit use is down right now, so we should never invest in it again

Deconstructing the Chicago Tribune’s speed camera backlash article

The Tribune is right: One Central transit hub doesn’t yet deserve a $6.5B subsidy

You can’t bike to work on the LFT, but the Trib suggests illegally cruising LSD for fun

The folly of the Jane Byrne Interchange spaghetti bowl expansion keeps getting worse

The car-centric status quo, not bus lanes, would “take up too much road” on LSD

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