Meet Glasgow & Olsson, Chicago’s shadiest DUI lawyers
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The firm published a series of posts that bend over backwards to coddle dangerous drivers, essentially saying "It could happen to anyone -- it's not your fault."
Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Chicago Suburbs
Series of meeting announced to discuss Pace North Shore service changes
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The proposal includes adjustments to five routes, the addition of one new route, and the cancelation of two routes.
Bloating Palatine’s Quentin Road from 2 to 5 lanes would make it more dangerous
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Palatine officials are pushing for a road binge on the highway that runs through Deer Grove Forest Preserve. But residents, Active Trans, and nature advocacy groups point out that a three-lane layout would be safer.
No more free rides? Metra considers ideas to crack down on fare evasion
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While Metra often seems to operate on the honors system, that may be changing in the future as the railroad adopts best practices from peer systems.
What should Chicago do to make the city more accessible for people with disabilities?
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Adam Ballard from the disability rights group Access Living discusses the CTA's ASAP program, helpful new apps, MPC's new accessibility report, and an issue with the new ride-hail tax.
Bike lanes are finally coming to Pratt Ave. in Lincolnwood
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A two-way curb-protected bike lane was proposed, but to save money the village will instead probably two non-protected lanes.