Improving Chicago's Transit Crisis
Chicago Transit Authority ridership remains below pre-pandemic levels, exacerbated by crime and budget shortfalls.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has called on the Chicago Transit Authority to develop a plan to address public safety concerns affecting riders and workers.
Illinois' comeback story starts here.
- Crime and safety fears contribute to the dramatic drop in ridership.
- A budget shortfall worsens the situation.
As Illinois lawmakers return for veto session, Chicago must tackle the crisis decisively by addressing long-term structural costs and safety concerns.
Author's summary: Chicago's transit crisis needs urgent attention.
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