Pedestrians
Driver Charged With DUI After Running Over, Killing Man
A West Side man was charged with reckless homicide and DUI, after driving his vehicle into a group of pedestrians, fatally striking a man early Saturday in the Belmont-Cragin neighborhood on the Northwest Side.
City Implements First Ever Pedestrian Safety Plan
Better traffic signals and speed bumps could be coming to your neighborhood, with the city’s first ever pedestrian safety plan now in effect.
City Begins Installing New ‘Stop For Pedestrians’ Signs
You’ve no doubt seen those striped crosswalks around the city of Chicago, where drivers are supposed to stop for pedestrians. Now drivers are getting an extra visual cue.
2 Investigators: CPS Bus Vendor Has History Of Accidents, Injuries
Despite this history, the Alltown bus company has an $11.7 million contract with Chicago Public Schools to provide 248 buses. 2 Investigator Pam Zekman reports.
City Hopes For Better Pedestrian Safety With Flag System
The City of Chicago is hoping to improve pedestrian safety at certain unprotected street crossings with brightly-colored flags that people can use to be sure cars know they are there.
Mannequins Set Up In Memory Of Pedestrian Crash Victims
Motorists and pedestrians on Wacker Drive Tuesday will be subjected to a ghastly sight that has nothing to do with Halloween.
Study: Tens Of Thousands Using Lakefront Bike Path Daily
A new study finds tens of thousands of people are using the lakefront bike path every day.
Emanuel Pushes Ordinance To Enforce Right Of Way For Pedestrians
Mayor Rahm Emanuel is proposing a new ordinance that might make it easier and safer to walk around downtown Chicago.
Man Hit By Streets & Sanitation Driver Files Suit Against City
Stephen Dewart was one of eight people mowed down May 21 on the Gold Coast when a driver for the Department of Streets and Sanitation lost control of his pick-up truck and plowed into them. He is now filing suit.
Falling Ice Closes Streets Near Hancock Center, Willis Tower
Streets around two of Chicago’s tallest buildings remained closed to traffic Tuesday evening, due to concerns about falling ice.
Signs Confusing Some Motorists In Evanston
The warnings urge drivers to stop for pedestrians, but some people behind the wheel are reflexively hitting the brakes at all times.
Elderly Naperville Couple Hit By Jeep
An 88-year-old west suburban man and his 84-year-old wife suffered minor injuries Friday night, after they were struck and knocked down by a Jeep in Naperville.



