CTA Reading Chicago Carless?
Well someone at CTA reads Chicago Carless. Mere hours after this Carless entry was published Monday regarding the unavailability of the CTA’s new Night Owl Service brochure on the CTA website, it magically appeared. You can download it directly as a PDF file here. As I said on Monday, just don’t expect too much.
Now if only they’d listen to Monday’s headline, too…
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Mike Doyle on Outside the Loop Radio
Today, interested readers can listen to my interview about the Chicago Transit Authority's ill-considered holiday crackdown on homeless 'L' riders on WLUW 88.7-FM's independent weekly news and features show, Outside the Loop RADIO.
Today, interested readers can listen to my interview about the Chicago Transit Authority's ill-considered holiday crackdown on homeless 'L' riders on WLUW 88.7-FM's independent weekly news and features show, Outside the Loop RADIO.
No CTA Backup Plan Leads to Loss of Loop 'L' Service
I've wondering whether the CTA had a backup plan in case disaster befell the current, summer-long weekend closure of half the Loop 'L'. The answer, judging from this weekend's seven-hour service meltdown caused by a cable fire, seems to be 'No.'
I've wondering whether the CTA had a backup plan in case disaster befell the current, summer-long weekend closure of half the Loop 'L'. The answer, judging from this weekend's seven-hour service meltdown caused by a cable fire, seems to be 'No.'
Brown Line Closure in Hispanic Nabe: All CTA Outreach in English
Although thousands of Brown Line riders are Latinos who speak little English, the CTA's Brown Line Capacity Expansion Project website includes no Spanish content whatsoever--even though the agency's own Inspector General warned that many Latino residents along the route were unaware of the impending project and station clos...
Although thousands of Brown Line riders are Latinos who speak little English, the CTA's Brown Line Capacity Expansion Project website includes no Spanish content whatsoever--even though the agency's own Inspector General warned that many Latino residents along the route were unaware of the impending project and station clos...
