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Worn down by a grinding commute from his home in Joliet to John Marshall Law School in downtown Chicago, aspiring attorney Mario Reed says he would gladly shell out a chunk of his future retainers for less congestion on the expressways.
"There's nothing more frustrating than dealing with traffic," says Reed, 28. "Whatever that cost would be, I would be happy to pay. It would make the quality of my life much better."
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