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Chicago Policy

Star-Crossed Crosswalks: Peds Will Have to Wait for Safe Passage in Lakeview

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After Driver Injures Senior at Devon/Greenview, City May Fix Intersection

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Traffic Engineers Still Rely on a Flawed 1970s Study to Reject Crosswalks

Cold Comfort: Fines for Shoveling Scofflaws Went Up, But Not Enforcement

What Happened When a Newspaper Became an Advocate for Bicyclists

Federal Report: Bad Street Design a Factor in Rising Ped/Bike Fatalities

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