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Chicago lead foots beware: Yesterday, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed off on a plan that would allow the use of speed cameras in school zones and parks.

The Chicago Auto Show opens this week and among the vehicles to debut are new police cars made locally. Ford is showing off two models of police "Interceptors" manufactured at Chicago's Southeast Side plant. One model is a sedan, the other a SUV.Mike Moran is a communications manager at Ford."

Listen to John Schmidt talk about street names on Eight Forty-Eight Every so often, you'll hear a visitor to our city ask for directions to Madison Avenue. This will make a true Chicagoan's blood boil.

Listen to Alex Keefe, Kristen McQueary and Wired editor Thomas Goetz discuss the speed cameras. Chicago will be able to use automatic speed enforcement cameras to monitor drivers around the city's parks and schools and issue up to $100 tickets to motorists und

Gov. Pat Quinn has signed a law that allows Chicago to use automatic speedenforcement cameras to monitor drivers around the city's parks and schools.The cameras will send $100 tickets to the drivers of vehicles going more than 5 mph over the limit.