Eisenhower Expressway widening, CTA Red Line extension among many transportation projects that are likely to get funding from new federal infrastructure plan – Chicago Tribune*

The package that President Joe Biden signed into law last Monday provides money for a wide variety of ways to get around, and experts say it’s just in time to revitalize a system that in some places is falling apart. The American Society of Civil Engineers gives Illinois infrastructure a C-minus rating — “requires attention.”
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Freddy
4 years ago

What about mandating that you drive clown cars. You can easily get 10-15 in one car and they are small and colorful.

Mark
4 years ago

Need to add carpool,and shooting lanes to ease traffic.

Paul Boomer
4 years ago
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Bullet proof lane dividers will become fashionable.

debtsor
4 years ago

The widened express way will only make it easier for city dwellers to flee for greener, suburban pastures.

Transparent Illinois
4 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

Are you former Chicago Mayor Daley?

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