Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT)

The upgrades provide safer and easier access for individuals using wheelchairs, strollers or other mobility devices.

Divvy members can now park an e-bike or e-scooter near a full Divvy station without docking fees, allowing members to park within 130 feet of a full station.

The new Damen Green Line station fills a 1.5-mile service gap between Ashland and California stops, restoring rail service to the neighborhood for the first time since the original...

Utilizing an Invest in Cook grant to conduct a Bus Priority Corridor Study, CTA and CDOT plan to examine Pulaski Road, Western Avenue, Cottage Grove Avenue, Fullerton Avenue and...

The work builds upon previous transit projects on Chicago Avenue, creating a nearly continuous 3.9 mile bus lane from Grand to Ashland and from Milwaukee Avenue to Michigan Avenue...

The plan lays the groundwork for improved bus services citywide through ongoing investments in street, signal and sidewalk infrastructure.

The program will invest nearly $1.1 billion in regional rail infrastructure, upgrade Chicago’s Union Station and improve performance and reduce delays while strengthening the ...

The bus only lanes support faster, more reliable bus service along one of Chicago’s busiest corridors.

The public forum aims to create a safer, more equitable transportation system.