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Cell Phone Tickets On The Rise In Chicago
Sun-Times Report Spotlights Cell Phone Ticket Hot Spots Monday’s Sun-Times had an interesting piece that looked at cell phone tickets in Chicago. Chicago fines drivers 100 bucks if they’re caught...
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Daley Suspends Revenue Director Reyna-Hickey
DOR Director Takes Fall Over Leak To Sun-Times Mayor Daley is angry. Pissed really. He’s mad that someone in the city leaked a memo to the Sun-Times that shows a 25% decrease in the number of parking...
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Sun-Times Columnist Catches Up On City Sticker Problem
Chicago Sun-Times columnist Mark Brown is back on the story of the defective Chicago city stickers. Brown, who did some initial coverage on the city stickers that would not stick story back in June at...
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Fines For Speeding Tickets Going Up Sept. 15th
Motorists caught speeding on Illinois roads could see as much as a 60% increase in fines very soon. According to Sunday’s cover story in the Chicago Sun-Times, starting September 15th, the increase...
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News Coverage Spurs Surge In Disabled Parking Enforcement
That bright light of media coverage always does the trick. The Chicago Sun-Times began investigating the rampant abuse of disabled parking placards and handicap license plates to park for free at...
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A Call To Arms For Chicago Drivers?
Art GolabLong time Sun-Times writer Art Golab is angry. Golab goes on an epic rant in the newspaper about what this city’s war on driving citing red light cameras, speed bumps, city sticker fees,...
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Think you’ve heard it all? Well, no you haven’t as Sun-Times columnist Neil Steinberg reveals in a recent piece about a 2.5 mile, two-lane underground roadway between McCormick Place and downtown...
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A Short History On How Disabilty Parking Laws Changed In Illinois
The new disability parking placard that still allows drivers to park at meters for free. On January 1st, most “handicapped” or “disabled” drivers will lose the ability to park for free at Chicago’s...
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