State legislators, CMAP present preliminary plan to address Chicago transit fiscal cliff – The Daily Northwestern

There are two major camps: One in favor of merging the CTA, Metra, Pace and Regional Transportation Authority, which currently oversees the other agencies, into a larger Metropolitan Mobility Authority, and another seeking to strengthen the RTA’s control.
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David F
11 months ago

Fire anyone in management who appears surprised, they should have know or at least not ignored until they hit the edge of the cliff. Surprise we are broke and they didn’t know for years this was coming?

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