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To begin work on the Red-Purple Bypass, equipment staging and foundation work will begin on September 25 in the CTA-owned property along Wilton Avenue between Belmont Avenue and School Street. Download Document

Properties from 1109 to 1117 W. Bryn Mawr and 5530 to 5700 N. Winthrop Avenues might see lane shift in the work area, impacts to alley access, and impacts to vehicle access to garages and parking spaces during work hours. Download Document

1123 and 1122 W. Catalpa Avenue might see some lane shifts in the work area along with sidewalk impacts during work hours. Download Document

Alleys east of 3401 to 3425 N. Seminary, alleys south of 1015 to 1043 W. Newport, and alleys west of 3400 to 3424 N. Sheffield avenues will see alley closures along with restricted vehicle access to garages and parking spaces via the ally. Some overnight hours are expected with this work. Download Document

Beginning 10 p.m. Friday, September 27 through 4 a.m. Monday, October 7, trains will not run between the Rosemont and O’Hare stations. To accommodate riders, CTA will operate a free bus shuttle between the Rosemont Station and O’Hare International Airport Bus/Shuttle Center. Read More about Blue Line Track, Signal Work to Impact Service Near O’Hare

No matter what your plans, CTA is the most convenient and cost-affordable way to get to the weekend fun. We recommend allowing plenty of travel time and purchasing fares and unlimited-ride passes in advance. More information about purchasing fares is below. Read More about Convenient and Affordable, Have CTA Take You to the Fun This Weekend!

Advance utility relocation work will affect access to alleys and parking, and will require parking restrictions on School Street. Download Document

No matter what your weekend has in store, CTA remains the best choice for getting to your destination conveniently and with money to spare. We recommend allowing plenty of travel time and purchasing fares and unlimited-ride passes in advance. More information about purchasing fares is below. Read More about Say Goodbye to Traffic and Expensive Parking When CTA Takes the Wheel

Officials with the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) today recognized the passing of disability rights advocate Marca Bristo, who was a pioneer in the fight against discrimination for people with disabilities, particularly in the area of transportation. Read More about CTA Recognizes the Passing of Marca Bristo, Disability Rights Advocate and Pioneer

As part of its ongoing efforts to promote customer courtesy, the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) today announced that it is offering, for the first time ever, free “Baby on Board” buttons for pregnant riders. The buttons are an extension of the agency’s award-winning courtesy campaign, which is currently displayed throughout the bus and rail system and addresses a variety of topics designed to promote courteous behavior among CTA customers. Read More about CTA Introduces “Baby on Board!” Buttons to Help Pregnant Riders Find a Seat