Read the fine print for the Chicago Transit Authority's transportation fare screen.

*The following groups are eligible to pay a reduced fare: children 7 to 11 years of age; children under 7 who are traveling alone; and seniors 65+ or people with disabilities and a CTA Reduced Fare permit.

**30-Day Reduced Fare Pass available only to riders with a CTA permit.

How does the fine print support the purpose of the CTA fare screen? Select two options.

The fine print provides additional details about the CTA Reduced Fare permit.
The fine print emphasizes the need for a reduced-fare program.
The fine print helps riders determine if fare assistance is available.
The fine print explains why different fares have been established.
The fine print encourages riders to apply for the CTA Reduced Fare permit.

The second-largest public transportation system in the country is run by the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), which serves the city of Chicago and 35 nearby suburbs. Approximately 1.6 million rides are taken on the CTA on a typical daily. State legislation established the CTA as a separate governmental organization.

The fine print provides additional details about the CTA Reduced Fare permit.

The fine print helps riders determine if fare assistance is available.

It should be noted that the complete material included a transportation fare chart that detailed the rates for the Chicago Transit Authority.

In this instance, it can be inferred that the small print offers extra information regarding the CTA Reduced Fare pass and aids riders in determining whether fare assistance is offered.

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