Add Illinois Tollway Pass Partnership (I-PASS Assist) #7174
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Summary
Implements Illinois I-PASS Assist program eligibility. Closes #6781.
I-PASS Assist is an equity-focused initiative by the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority (Illinois Tollway) that makes tollway travel more accessible and affordable for income-eligible individuals and families.
Regulatory Authority
Sources:
Eligibility Criteria
Income Eligibility
Household income must not exceed 250% of Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPL).
Income is verified by the Illinois Department of Revenue, so we use
irs_gross_incomeas the income measure.Source: I-PASS Assist Program
Categorical Eligibility
Households receiving SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) automatically qualify.
Source: IDHS: I-PASS Assist
Residency Requirement
Illinois residents only. Enforced via
defined_for = StateCode.IL.Benefits Provided (Not Modeled)
I-PASS Assist is an access program that reduces barriers to toll transponder ownership. Benefits depend on individual toll usage and are not modeled as calculable benefits.
Files Added
Parameters (1 file)
Variables (3 files)
Tests (4 files)
Example Calculations
Case 1: Single worker, $35,000 income
Case 2: Family of 4, $90,000 income
Case 3: SNAP recipient with $50,000 income
Implementation Notes
irs_gross_incomefor income (verified by IL Dept of Revenue)spm_unit_fpgfor FPL calculations (scales with household size)snap > 0)defined_for = StateCode.IL