Chicago and CTA a Transit Leader
April 7, 2016
April 7, 2016
@cta We wanted to pass along this article to Ride On readers, in case some of you missed it. It points to Chicago and the CTA as an example of addressing transit challenges the right way. Service disruptions are hard for everyone and we know our colleagues in the Washington area are working hard to provide the best service possible. Way to go CTA, for serving as an example to other transit agencies around the country. Read the Washington Post article here
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