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Read More →Board approved funding for solar tracking skylights and new energy efficient lighting at several bus garages, rail stations and facilities. Projects are expected to provide energy savings amounting to approximately $700,000 annually.
Read More →The 22 buses now operating have been phased into service since mid-October and the rest will arrive by summer 2009.
Read More →By the year end, it is expected that numbers will increase from an initial 100 buses to a total of 300, with 200 potentially deployed in New York, and 100 in Chicago.
Read More →Customers who register online for both services will receive a single card that can be used to ride the CTA and unlock their reserved I-GO vehicle.
Read More →A public hearing held to discuss a plan to add rapid buses to Chicago’s city streets brought out concerns about plans for bus-only lanes.
Read More →Will test durability and power consumption of digital display board on one of its buses for a six-week pilot. Agency is expected to generate approximately $101 million over ten years.
Read More →The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) announced that active U.S. military personnel and qualifying disabled veterans will be able to register for the new CTA Military Service Pass, which will allow them to ride free on CTA buses and trains.
Read More →The Chicago Transit Board has approved a five-year $4.2 million contract to outsource certain real estate management responsibilities of CTA properties to Jones Lang LaSalle.
Read More →CTA plans to use the GCRTA system as a model for future service.
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