CTA has no fare hikes in approved $1.8 billion 2023 budget – Chicago Sun-Times

The $1.8 billion operating budget for 2023 is slightly larger than the $1.7 billion budget last year but relies on $390 million in federal relief funds to help cover a shortfall as ridership remains low. CTA has about $1.2 billion of federal relief funding that will help the agency through 2026.
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Giddyap
3 years ago

Broke CTA Refuses To Raise Fares So That Users Pay For What They Are Getting — CTA Instead Wants To Use Biden Bailout Bucks, Raise Taxes On People Who Don’t Even Use Filthy, Crime Infested CTA  

Poor Taxpayer
3 years ago

The CTA is not safe to ride. Cops do not enforce the laws. Citizens going to work can and do get robbed and beat up. The CTA is not even safe for Criminals.

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