Improving Chicago's Transit Crisis
Chicago Transit Authority ridership remains below pre-pandemic levels due to crime and budget shortfalls.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has called on the Chicago Transit Authority to take accountability for crime affecting riders and workers, urging them to produce a credible plan to address public safety.
Illinois' comeback story starts here.
- Crime and safety fears have led to a dramatic drop in ridership.
- A looming budget deficit threatens the system.
Before state intervention, Chicago must address the crisis by tackling long-term structural costs and safety concerns.
Author's summary: Chicago's transit crisis requires immediate action to address safety concerns and budget shortfalls.
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