The Chicago Transit Authority “L” provides quick, easy and affordable traveling to all commuters and adventurers for over 102 miles. There are curently eight lines running throughout Chicago utilizing colors to indicate the locations and areas serviced. They include the red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, brown and pink lines. Some provide 24-hour service, some are loop routes, and some also as express service trains with limited stops to downtown and the neighborhoods making travel quicker.
Diversey stop platform
Washington/Welles stop platform
Sun shine on a morning commute
Currrent map from CTA Website
Over 241 million people ride the “L” annually
The initial “L” or elevated rapid transit trains began in 1892
Adams/Wabash stop platform
Riding allows time to reflect and enjoy the surroundings while traveling
You never know what pretty face may share the platform!
A higher perspective than on street level
Some stop entrances offer colorful decor
Randolph/Wabash stop platform
Quincy stop platform
Watching the trains coming into the platform
Easy travel will get you on your way with a spring in your step!
Do you ride the “L” often, share your stories and comments?
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