Transit in Chicago provides a 13-fold return on investment in the city — it is too significant to effectively pause progress for four years while we sort out a merger.
A new bill aims to provide more efficient and reliable transit and dodge a fiscal crisis, write the Illinois AFL-CIO and ...
The order, issued in a Transportation Department memo late last week, calls on the department to "give preference to ...
Ram Villivalam, a Chicago Democrat who heads the Senate Transportation Committee, as the Illinois General Assembly continues ...
This is the vision for the future of transit set to be outlined ... Paying for it would involve $1.5 billion for Chicago-area transit. Included in the $1.5 billion would be fare hikes and savings ...