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State, CTA want $400 million from feds for Blue Line, I-290 work
May 19, 2022 5:25 PM - The Chicago area is making its first big pitch for one of the pots of money available under the new $1.2 trillion federal infrastructure program.
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'Not ready for prime time yet': How local officials are preparing and training for electric vehicles
May 16, 2022 5:10 AM - The electrification of American cars isn't just theoretical anymore, and that's why firefighters learned how to handle EV battery fires and mayors got tips on how to power their future electric snowplow fleets at the recent Green Drives conferences in Naperville organized by Chicago Area Clean Cities.
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Work ahead: Your guide to 2022 roadwork and where the traffic will be
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O'Hare remained nation's second-busiest airport in 2021. What's ahead for 2022?
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Focus on expressway shootings after 2021 spike results in 20 arrests
Feb 7, 2022 6:03 PM - In the last five months, Illinois State Police filed charges against 20 people in connection with Chicago area expressway shootings. The crackdown began this fall after an unprecedented spike in violence. -
A dangerous need for speed during the pandemic: Why some drivers feel it's OK if they floor it
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Why are there more fatal crashes when there's less traffic?
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Summer road work, Southwest surge and stadium synergy among 2022 transportation predictions
Dec 27, 2021 5:30 AM - Don't have a crystal ball? No worries. Our omniscient seers do and share their 2022 transportation predictions for planes, trains and automobiles. -
Task force begins work on alternate uses Route 53 extension corridor
Dec 20, 2021 4:49 PM - The work of determining alternatives to a controversial road in the Route 53 corridor from Long Grove to Grayslake began Monday with a promise to hear all interests and concerns. -
Five things to know before traveling during holidays
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