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Why is the benefit only $20/month when transit users get $115 and car parkers $210 each month?

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Why is the benefit only $20/month when transit users get $115 and car parkers $210 each month?

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Proponents of the measure certainly wish it was higher; in fact, the initial request was for an $80 a month benefit which was approximately 25 percent below the transit benefit, which is set at $115. However, many Congressional Members had concerns about the program in general and specifically with the $80. Ultimately, the $20 per month figure was the result of compromise to enable the provision to move forward. Our challenge now will be to ensure that the program is implemented effectively to demonstrate that there is a demand for such a benefit. We can then go back to Congress to increase the monthly benefit.

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