Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)

The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) is the organization responsible for public transportation in Chicago and its nearby suburbs. It operates a network of buses and trains, providing access to the city and surrounding areas. The CTA's iconic elevated trains, known as "the L," connect various neighborhoods and key destinations, while buses cover broader routes. The system aims to offer safe, reliable, and efficient transport options, helping residents and visitors navigate the city without needing a car. The CTA plays a vital role in reducing traffic congestion and promoting sustainable travel in the region.