Vigil to honor CDOT worker as calls grow for safer bike lanes
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Friends, colleagues and cycling advocates will gather in Bridgeport to remember CDOT worker Riley O’Neil, whose death while riding his bicycle is renewing discussions about protected bike lanes and cyclist safety in Chicago.

Calls for change after CDOT worker killed in crash
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 A CDOT employee was killed last week while riding his bike. He worked to add and improve bike lanes in the city.  Today - another advocate talked about the loss to the bike community.

CDOT employee killed in bicycle crash in Bridgeport

A Chicago Department of Transportation employee was killed in a bicycle crash in Bridgeport on Friday, according to reports.

Chicago bike lane expansion sparks backlash in Brighton Park

In Brighton Park, residents and business owners oppose new protected bike lanes, citing lost parking, traffic issues, and reduced sales, with over 3,000 signatures submitted in protest.

Chicago alderman questions CDOT over timing of multiple bridge closures across the river
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With four major Chicago River bridges shut down for repairs, Ald. Bill Conway joins to discuss commuter frustrations, CDOT’s budget hearing, and why all the projects are happening at once.

CDOT Commissioner Tom Carney resigns after just over a year on the job

Chicago Transportation Commissioner Tom Carney is stepping down July 3, ending a brief tenure marked by his promotion from interim to permanent chief just last year.

Chicago settles for pennies on the dollar in parking meter dispute | ChicagoNOW
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Chicago is shelling out $15.5 million to settle a drawn-out dispute with the private company behind its much-criticized parking meter deal, putting an end to years of legal wrangling. As someone who?s had his fair share of run-ins with the meters, Anthony Ponce has some mixed feelings about the whole thing.

Chicago's new speed camera locations
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For the first 30 days, cameras will issue warnings without fines. But soon after that, be prepared to pay up if you're speeding.

Chicago to begin issuing warnings at new speed camera locations

For the first 30 days, cameras will issue warnings without fines. But soon after that, be prepared to pay up if you're speeding.

Chicago announces winners of snowplow naming contest
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The winners of the third annual "You Name a Snowplow" contest were announced today, with "Bozo the Plown" taking first place.