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Chicago

It’s getting real: Construction began on Phase I of Red and Purple Modernization today

Igor Studenkov

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Beyond Chicagoland

Transit Officials, Mayors, Business Leaders Urge State to Provide Steady Capital Funding

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Bus Transit

City Announces New Bus Speed Initiative, But Will Drivers Respect the New Lanes?

Lynda Lopez

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Events

For 25 Years, the Orange Line Has Been a Fruitful Addition to the ‘L’ System.

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2019 CTA Budget Avoids Hikes and Cuts, But Lack of State Funding Is Still a Problem

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Near South Siders Urge the CTA to Expand, Not Cancel, 31st Street Bus Service

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Chicago-Area Transit Chiefs Talk About the Future of Regional Transportation

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Washington-Wabash Opens August 31, State/Lake Station Expansion Planned

Chicago Policy

The New Wilson ‘L’ Platform Will Be Massive – The Widest in the System

Union Station Transit Center Will Open Sunday, Easing Train/Bus Transfers

Dorval Carter