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When Janet Fisher's father died in 1992, the family started reminiscing, as families will, about the good old days.
In the summer of 2002, Josef Synovec drove a gray Velorex on his first date with Vera Synovcova. They lived in Prague, in what is now the Czech Republic. The Velorex is a tiny three-wheel car made in Czechoslovakia from the late 1940s through 1971. The convertibles were built on a light frame of steel tubing with a vinyl fabric covering. It's like having a Wright brother for your first date.
Chicago Transit Authority President Ron Huberman and CTA Chair Carole Brown will announce budget-cutting measures this morning in response to expected shortfalls.
Chicago-area commuters save an average of $11,738 a year by taking public transit instead of driving, according to a study by the American Public Transportation Association.
South Shore, Metra Electric trains delayed Bus woes leave students stranded in rain
Standing-room only on CTA L to be rerouted for weekend track work Private Metra car 'elegant way to ride'
Blind take issue with silent hybrids Northbound Drive work to start You can hear me now -- in subway
Road work to start on northbound Lake Shore Drive
Metra cuts bathrooms to add seats Geneva saves one man's parking spot Parents take a hike to hit loss of school buses Flight attendants down at United
Disabled get free rides, but it'll cost CTA Southwest to cut 190 flights, 44 at Midway United to furlough 1,550 flight attendants
Gas prices could fall to $3 by end of year Computer problems ground planes at Midway, O'Hare Woman struck and killed by Metra train on South Side O'Hare flights delayed
Breaking out of car 'cocoon' Illinois, Chicago in top 5 for hybrids Edens back to normal after 142 days
All lanes of Edens to open Sunday All Edens lanes open Sunday
Edens construction could end Sunday Growing chance of CTA fare hike S. Side water pumps again can handle rain
Durbin proposes bill to replace, rehab Amtrak trains
Should train conductors know CPR? Lake Shore Drive work closes 2 southbound lanes Plan to sell railway picks up some steam
Lake Shore Drive resurfacing work to begin Fire on Brown Line tracks dealay trains Trench mishap shuts N. Clark
Crude oil drops to lowest in three months All aboard: Bus routes seeing more riders
Riders stuck on Metra train for 3 hrs. Airlines relent, give GIs a break on baggage fees
Canadian National urges final board decision Airlines push for homegrown jet fuel
CTA prepares for Air & Water Show
CPS students can soon use school IDs on CTA
Bikes will own the streets for 2 days Audi tops lists of most fuel-efficient sports cars CTA employee critical after falling onto third rail Demand for suburban office space way down
Improper turn signal use on the rise: cops The Road ahead Ride notes
No-car vow earns students free bike at Ripon College Air travel today: Not so free to move about the country