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Written By: Transit Justice on August 26, 2009 No Comment

By: Ashmar Mandou

More than just a mode of transportation, buses and trains serve as the link between cultures and communities.  Residents as well as tourists experience the cultural amenities Chicago has to offer by traveling to neighborhoods such as, Wicker Park, Pilsen, Greektown, and Humboldt Park, to name a few.  And while these neighborhoods [...]

Written By: Transit Justice on August 26, 2009 No Comment

Por: Ashmar Mandou

Más que un modo de transporte, los autobuses y trenes sirven como enlace entre culturas y comunidades. Tanto los residentes como los turistas gozan con las amenidades culturales que Chicago tiene que ofrecer al viajar por barrios como, Wicker Park, Pilsen, Greektown y Humboldt Park, por nombrar algunos y aunque estos barrios prosperan [...]

Written By: Alfie Martin on August 25, 2009 No Comment

Por Jaime J. Reyes HOY   | August 13, 2009
Decepcionado reaccionó un grupo de residentes y activistas del suroeste de Chicago después de que autoridades de transporte dijeron carecer de fondos para reinstaurar el servicio de autobús sobre 31st St.

Ayer, el grupo de vecinos y miembros de la Organización de Justicia Ambiental de La [...]

Written By: Alfie Martin on August 25, 2009 No Comment

Here are my four pictures of Adler Planetarium that the 31st Street bus will have a destination to Museum Campus from Cicero/24th Pl. The first picture shows the CTA NABI bus made the last stop at Adler Planetarium at Museum Campus area.

Thanks, Alfie

Written By: Alfie Martin on August 14, 2009 No Comment

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CTA OKs 3 RAIL-LINE EXTENSIONS

Red, Orange and Yellow Lines would be lengthened at a cost $2

By Jon Hilkevitch, Chicago Tribune reporter

Published Thursday, August 13 2009

Eugene Rogers has spent most of his life on Chicago’s Far South Side, an area Rogers calls a “public transit desert [that] has [...]

Written By: Transit Justice on August 13, 2009 No Comment

Chicago, jul (EFE).- Richard Rodríguez, director de la Autoridad de Transporte de Chicago (CTA, en inglés), el segundo sistema de transporte público más grande del país, es un abogado hispano que de joven sintió la tentación de entrar a las [...]

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