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CTA train ridership was down 19 percent over three days last week, according to the Chicago Transit Authority.

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Chicago Transit Agencies Take Financial Hit During COVID-19 Crisis

By  Aleezeh Hasan
   

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The COVID-19 pandemic is driving major financial losses for businesses across the state, and public transportation is not immune.

Reset takes a closer look at the financial obstacles facing public and private transit agencies in Chicago.

GUEST: Mary Wisniewski, Reset contributor and transportation columnist at the Chicago Tribune

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