CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Illinois Supreme Court could hear an argument to change Chicago's food truck laws.
Laura Pekarik, owner of Chicago-based food truck Cupcakes for Courage, petitioned the court to take the case.
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Chicago currently requires food trucks to be equipped with GPS tracking devices and forbid operators from selling food within 200 feet of a restaurant.
Some truck operators said these regulations make it nearly impossible to operate in areas like the North Loop, where there a lot of restaurants.
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A Cook County Circuit Court judge said Monday that the current laws governing food trucks are constitutional (WLS)