Learn about projects to expand CTA services and plan for the future: Bus projects. Ashland Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Jeffery Jump Bus Service Improvements; Pace/CTA North Shore Coordination Plan; South Halsted Bus Corridor Enhancement Project; Rail extension & modernization projects Current projects. Red Ahead. Red Line Extension; Red & Purple ...

2021年1月8日 · Showing an alternate future where everything in a 2014 proposal actually got built, this is without a doubt one of the best looking Chicago transit maps I have ever seen – just lovely work from Michael. Many designers have tried to integrate the Loop into the main map instead of using an inset before, but…

A map from on what looks like a presentation board showing the mid-1970s version of the Chicago Central Area Transit Plan. Initially planned as a whole new system of subway lines to entirely replace the Loop in downtown Chicago in the late 1960s, rising costs caused the program to be split into parts: the “Core Plan” seen here, with the ...

2023年11月4日 · The Chicago France Remake is Now Complete! This Has Problaly Has 22 Lines [Maybe a Correct Count] Most of the Lines Are All Within CTA'S Transit. I Tried to Do Most of The Lines that Run Along City Streets, I Also Wanted to Make Sure to Interline the CTA Such as the Red, Blue, or Orange which Has a Fantasy Line.

I love the L and I decided to make a map illustrating my vision for a future CTA rail system. I've outlined it step by step, starting from the current CTA map (plus a few additional stations), then progressively adding new lines in the order that I would like to see them built based on cost and the potential for ridership.

2023年10月21日 · Last Making of This Redesign, "The 2024 CTA Future Map. That Can Make Transit Easier" In Case It Messes Up, Just My Own Idea. This is A Updated New Map. I Extened the Green Line to Cottage Grove and The Pink Line Reroute to Central. On The Crosstown Side. I Interlined the Loop.

2024年10月9日 · We aim to release the final “Powering Our Transit Future” strategic plan in the second half of 2025. We look forward to partnering with riders and other stakeholders across the region to develop a bold, equitable, pragmatic and detailed plan …

2025年3月25日 · Chicago is ready to fill out its big city frame -- and the next place to work on is the long atrophying West Side. The CTA could be the enabler to make this happen. So what needs to happen? The CTA needs to form a mass transit network -- as opposed to the current radial commuter rail.

CTA has prioritized corridors for better bus service, featuring increased frequency and reliability with dedicated lanes and transit signal priority. CTA also envisions future rail

The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) is extending the Red Line from the existing terminal at 95th/Dan Ryan to 130th Street. The 5.5-mile Red Line Extension (RLE) will include four new fully-accessible stations near 103rd Street, 111th Street, Michigan Avenue, and 130th Street.