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Transportation & Transit
Updates on public transit, traffic, infrastructure projects, and the future of getting around the city.

Pace Proposes 50% More Suburban Bus Service, With Doubled Saturdays, Tripled Sundays and 15-Minute Frequencies on Key Routes
Chloe Jenkins · Oct 22

TravelThru Travel Agent Registration Connects Agencies With Ground Transportation Services
Sponsored by TravelThru · Oct 8

New transit technologies and fare systems improve rider experience.
Chloe Jenkins · Aug 27

Federal grants fuel transit agency modernization plans for 2026
Michael Sullivan · Aug 7

Fairfield County to JFK or LaGuardia: How Red Dot Airport Shuttle Simplifies Airport Travel
Red Dot Airport Shuttle offers shared-ride airport transportation services connecting Fairfield County, New Haven County, and Westchester County with JFK and LaGuardia airports. This service provides a convenient alternative to driving for travelers looking to simplify their journey with designated pickup locations and scheduled departures.
Sponsored by Red Dot Airport Shuttle· Sep 16· 7 min

Is an Award-Winning Dublin Chauffeur Worth It? An Honest Look at LFL Chauffeur Services
As international arrivals at Dublin Airport surge, relying on standard ground transport is a gamble. For those who demand precision and peace of mind, LFL Chauffeur Services emerges as a clear leader.
Sponsored by LFL Chauffeur Services· Sep 9· 8 min
Opinion & Editorial
Analysis & Trends

Chicago Transit Accessibility: The Four Features That Matter Most for Riders With Disabilities
Chloe Jenkins · Nov 6

Atlanta's Best Commuter Pass: A Cost Comparison of MARTA, CobbLinc, and Xpress
Chloe Jenkins · Oct 12

What the BUILD America 250 Act Changes: Funding, Oversight and New Local Opportunities
Michael Sullivan · May 19

Micro-transit's 'Free' Factor Is Reshaping Urban Commutes
Chloe Jenkins · Jul 19
Explainers

Chicago Transit Accessibility, Explained: CTA Buses, 'L' Trains, and Pace's ADA Paratransit
Chloe Jenkins · Nov 13

CTA's California Blue Line Station: Elevators, a New Entrance, and a 2027 Construction Start
Chloe Jenkins · Nov 12

Where Chicago Riders Should Take Transit Complaints Now That NITA Oversees CTA and Metra
Chloe Jenkins · Nov 8

Who Yields? A Chicago Guide to Bike–Car Right-of-Way, Lane Types, and the Rules That Prevent Crashes
Chloe Jenkins · Nov 7

How Chicago's Transit Is Funded—and How Senate Bill 2111 Averted the 2026 Fiscal Cliff
Chloe Jenkins · Oct 23

How Chicago Residents Can Report Potholes, Track Repairs, and File a Vehicle Damage Claim
Chloe Jenkins · Oct 19



