The announcement marks the latest milestone in CTA’s efforts to convert to an electrified bus fleet by 2040 as part of CTA’s “Charging Forward Plan.”
The revised scorecard is now fully interactive, which allows customers to see detailed service results for their bus route or rail line.
The Chicago area’s congressional delegation helped secure $204.1 million in competitive federal grants.
The work to further improve and make permanent the Chicago Avenue “Pop-up Essential” bus-only lanes has been completed.
The RTA’s redeveloped website took shape based on analysis of how the old version of the site wasn’t serving users well.
“Meeting the Moment” aims to address these many current challenges in the near-term, while also mapping a plan for long-term stability.
In the coming months, the public can participate in activities celebrating the heritage of CTA.
To date, the USDOT has closed more than $7.4 billion in RRIF financing for projects across the U.S.
The new pass will be offered for a three-month pilot period starting in July.
This study was completed prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in temporary changes to the NCS schedule.
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