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The Hubbard bikeway backlash reflects the problems with how Chicago installs bike lanes

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What does the city’s new Fulton Market plan propose in terms of transportation?

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Fulton Market Proposal Will Add 1,062 Car Parking Spaces to the Traffic-Choked West Loop

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What does the city’s new Fulton Market plan propose in terms of transportation?

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Fulton Market Proposal Will Add 1,062 Car Parking Spaces to the Traffic-Choked West Loop

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