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The June 2008 Bus & Rail Map reflects current CTA operations, including a complete listing of bus routes that have been added to Bus Tracker, and expanded bus hours/routing and more frequent bus service on select bus routes.
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This map includes information about the six county region overseen by the Regional Transportation Authority, and shows all of the Pace suburban bus routes and Metra rail lines, in addition to CTA service information.
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Progress to improve the Brown and Red lines continues with the next phase of Three-Track operation, which is scheduled to begin March 30, 2008. Three-Track operation will allow the CTA to increase the width of the platforms and install elevators at the Fullerton and Belmont stations. The CTA recommends Brown Line, Red Line and Purple Line Express customers allow extra travel time and leave earlier or later during peak travel times, especially during the morning rush. This brochure provides answers to frequently asked questions and provides suggestions for alternate transit options.
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This map shows the Loop area and North Michigan Avenue with icons that mark the major museums and sights downtown. It also shows the location of downtown hotels and includes riding instructions and information for downtown CTA service.
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CTA offers more service more often to the University of Chicago, University of Chicago Hospitals, and the Hyde Park and Kenwood communities. The route schedules and maps for the buses that serve these areas are linked below:
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CTA introduces new and improved train and bus service to the West Side and near West Suburbs. Customers will benefit from more frequent service on the new Pink Line and the Forest Park Blue Line. Enhanced bus routes will also better match customers' travel needs.
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CTA has a new fare structure effective January 1, 2006. Most CTA fares remain the
same. Pay CTA fares with Chicago Card, Chicago Card Plus, Transit Cards, passes or
cash. The revised structure enables the CTA to continue to provide the high level of
service it has worked hard to achieve and ensure a public transit system designed to
serve customers into the future. This brochure details the changes and describes the
available fare options.
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Become our partner. The CTA Adopt-A-Station Program. The Adopt-A-Station program gives organizations the opportunity to partner with the CTA to make rail stations more inviting and attractive. The program also helps the CTA identify more closely with neighborhoods it serves.
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The CTA is continuing to strive to be more accessible and user-friendly. This brochure contains information on how customers with disabilities can take advantage of the opportunities CTA's mainline service has to offer.
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CTA's year-round Bike and Ride Program allows bicycles on all train routes and on buses that are equipped with bike racks. Our Bike & Ride brochure provides detailed information on the program.
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CTA loves groups. Our 154 bus route, 8 rail line system is ideally suited to move groups of almost any size around Chicago. School groups, reunions, clubs and churches find CTA the hassle-free way to explore Chicago. Economical fares are easy-going on the budget, too.
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The Green Line has been serving Oak Park, Downtown and Chicago's South and West side communities for over 100 years. Don't miss the opportunity to ride the Green Line to explore our city's rich heritage, diverse neighborhoods and amazing cultural institutions and community attractions.
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The Office of Inspector General was created in December 1999 by Ordinance #99-173 of the Chicago Transit Board.
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OIG Guide for Contractors, Subcontractors, Vendors and Suppliers.
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Traveling Safely With Children on the CTA Rail System.
CTA fares have changed. Click here for an update. |
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The safety and security of our customers is and will always be top priority at the CTA. This brochure offers tips on riding smart, traveling with children and showing courtesy toward fellow CTA customers.
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Learn the warning signs and devices that alert customers to the possible presence of a train - as well as rail grade crossing safety tips.
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Everything customers need to know about CTA's Magnetic Student Riding Permit. How it works, card benefits, application process, adding value, etc.
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For all the Night Owls who need to get somewhere late at night. With information in English, Polish and Spanish inside and maps for all-night bus routes and rail lines. |
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Visitor Passes allow unlimited riding on CTA buses and trains for 1, 2, 3 or 5 days. They're perfect sightseeing tools for locals or out-of-towners. This helpful brochure explains how to use and where to purchase Visitor Passes.
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The next time you attend a concert, or basketball or hockey game, fly by traffic and parking hassles by using CTA's #19 United Center Express bus route.
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For summertime service between downtown Metra terminals, the Sears Tower, the Art Institute and the Museum Campus, this is the bus for you. Timetable is included.
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