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Metra “Super Saver” Monthly Pass extended thru 2023

The Metra Board of Directors recently approved a 2023 operating budget of $980 million that calls for continuing the $100 flat-rate “Super Saver” Monthly Pass to the end of 2023. The Board also approved more than half a billion dollars in new capital investments. Preferring to keep fares simple and affordable, the Board voted to … Metra “Super Saver” Monthly Pass extended thru 2023 Read More »

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