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Illinois passes $1.5B transit law to prevent cuts, fund upgrades, and launch unified fares by 2030.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed a $1.5 billion annual transit funding law effective June 2026, averting service cuts and stabilizing Chicago-area transit.
The law redirects gas tax revenue, road fund interest, and raises sales taxes in Cook and suburban counties, with nearly $150 million going to areas outside Cook County.
A new Northern Illinois Transit Authority will oversee planning and accountability, while CTA, Metra, and Pace manage operations.
Safety measures include a 2027 transit ambassador program and a rider reporting app.
A unified fare system will launch by 2030.
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Illinois aprueba una ley de tránsito de $ 1.5B para evitar recortes, financiar mejoras y lanzar tarifas unificadas para 2030.