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Court monitor dings city for lacking a single compliant accessible crosswalk signal for impaired pedestrians Original

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By David Struett Verified
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
One year after a federal judge ordered Chicago to install more accessible crosswalk signals for impaired pedestrians, a court-appointed monitor found the city has met the minimum requirements by installing 78 new signals. But the monitor, in its first-year report published July 1, also found that none of Chicago’s accessible signals — with their distinctive audible beeping — are compliant with federal standards. “They’re usable.
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El crimen en CTA ha disminuido los últimos 6 meses consecutivos, según la jefa de la agencia

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By David Struett Verified
| La Voz Chicago Verified
El mejor lugar para cobertura de noticias y cultura latina en Chicago. El crimen en la Autoridad de Tránsito de Chicago (CTA) ha disminuido durante los últimos seis meses consecutivos en medio de un aumento de la seguridad para abordar un número históricamente alto de ataques violentos.
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CTA crime has dropped for last 6 consecutive months amid security surge, agency boss says

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By David Struett Verified
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
Crime on the Chicago Transit Authority has dropped over the last six consecutive months amid a security surge to address a historically high number of violent attacks. CTA’s interim boss Nora Leerhsen boasted about the numbers during the agency’s Wednesday board meeting, pointing to a 30% decline in all reported transit crime over 2025.
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