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Revitalizing Chicago's Public Transport
This chapter delves into the challenges faced by Chicago's public transport system amidst declining ridership and financial strains post-pandemic. It highlights the differing recovery trajectories of American transit systems compared to global counterparts, underlining the necessity for adaptation to new commuting patterns. The discussion raises critical questions about the future of urban mobility and the essential role of state support in ensuring public transport's viability for economic recovery.
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