NITA Act advances to next phase
Transit riders will see public safety and service improvements this summer.
Transit riders will see public safety and service improvements this summer.
In honor of Pride Month, the RTA has curated a list of destinations, neighborhoods, and events across our region you can explore using transit.
This spring, four new projects kicked off that will make communities throughout the Chicago region more equitable, accessible, and transit-friendly, thanks to support from the RTA Community Planning program.
In March, the RTA Board voted to implement an ADA Action Plan 2 that allows riders to request a higher Rideshare Access Program (RAP) or Taxi Access Program (TAP) cap of 40 rides per month.
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For the Region
Learn about regional planning and collaboration, innovative mobility pilots, and how the transit system is performing.
For Communities
Find out how your community can apply for funding to plan and implement transit-friendly policies.
For Riders
Plan your trip and learn how we are making the system more affordable and accessible for all.
Learn how the RTA is making a difference for riders in communities across the Chicago region.
View ridership statistics, maps, and find out where we are investing in transit infrastructure near you on RTAMS, the Regional Transportation Authority Mapping and Statistics website.
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