For the airport with the IATA code CTA, please see Catania-Fontanarossa Airport. The Chicago Transit Authority, or CTA, is the public transit operator for the City of Chicago, Illinois. It is a division of the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA).

Chicago Transit Authority 1000-1244 are 2005-2006 New Flyer Industries D40LF buses. This was the base order for a total of 1,029 New Flyer D40LFs delivered over 2004-2008. The remainder of the buses were delivered over 4 further option orders. [1] Replaced the original 1000 (2005 model) that was returned to New Flyer. Converted to a work bus.

Chicago Transit Authority 4000-4149 are 2008 New Flyer Industries DE60LF buses delivered in 2008. These buses are built from a contract order of 715 buses for King County Metro Transit placed in 2007. KCM planned to only purchase a portion …

Open data about contracts, payments, vendors and employees are available on the Regional Transportation Authority's Regional Transparency Portal.

The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) operates one of the nation’s largest public transportation systems and covers the City of Chicago and 35 surrounding suburbs. On an average weekday, 765,566 rides are taken on CTA. The CTA is an independent governmental agency created by state legislation.

A web site for CTA bus and transit enthusiasts.

These light-weight, stainless-steel, air-conditioned cars, built by The Budd Company of Philadelphia, are now being delivered to CTA. A total of 300 of these new cars will become part of CTA's rolling stock by 1984, and an additional order of 300 cars will be in service by 1986.

2012年5月15日 · This is what I have as far as the current CTA bus roster: (starting from north to south, descending from newest to oldest) (last updated 9/4/22 9:11 AM) Forest Glen (259 total) Nova Smart LFS Busjack

MTA New York City Subway provides rapid transit rail service within four boroughs of New York City. MTA Metro-North Railroad provides commuter rail service for the Hudson Valley region, southwestern Connecticut, and northeastern New Jersey (the …

The 2600-series is a series of Chicago "L" car built between 1981 and 1987 by the Budd Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 600 cars were built, and 489 of them remain in service. [3] The 2600-series cars (numbered 2601–3200) were manufactured by the Budd Company, the same company that made the 2200-series.