The CTA will not increase fares next year or cut services under a budget proposal outlined Wednesday by agency president Forrest Claypool. However, the proposal is contingent on unions agreeing to changes in work rules.
Related:
- No CTA Fare Hike, Despite $277 Million Deficit [CBS Chicago]
- CTA: No fare hikes if unions change work rules [ABC7Chicago.com]
- Claypool uses different CTA budgeting strategy from Rodriguez under similar circumstances [Chicago Now]
- CTA on collision course with union, but no fare hikes yet [Chicago Tribune]
