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>Streeterville/Gold Coast/Lincoln Park To be fair, those are the three wealthiest parts of the city, so there's incentive to make them work properly. I think
by drzaiusapelord 12y ago
>Streeterville/Gold Coast/Lincoln Park
To be fair, those are the three wealthiest parts of the city, so there's incentive to make them work properly. I think when you leave the high-income bubble you'll see the CTA isn't like that normally.
>Philly, Baltimore, Wilmington
Those aren't remotely tier-1 cities with the budget we have. Its not a fair comparison. Not to mention, in places like Baltimore, driving and parking to work are feasible and economic options. In Chicago that's not going to work out.