Train Stations
CTA Defends Replacing Private Security Guards With Customer Service Reps
CTA President Forrest Claypool said the customer service reps will offer a stable presence at CTA stations, and know the community where they work.
Metra Board Members Balk At Selling Station Naming Rights
Metra staff are getting unexpected pushback from some of the commuter rail agency’s board members over proposals to sell the naming rights to its stations and trains.
Cost To Repair Brown Line Rehab Mistakes Swells To $5.7M
CTA fares are going up so that desperately needed infrastructure improvements can be paid for; all while the final fixes are underway to correct costly mistakes made on the CTA’s $580 million Brown Line reconstruction project.
CTA To Allow Liquor Ads On Trains, At ‘L’ Stations
For the first time in 15 years, CTA will accept ads for beer, wine and hard liquor. The change in policy is expected to generate an additional $3.2 million for the cash-strapped agency.
17 Metra Stations Still Without Power
A day after a powerful storm swept through the area, 17 Metra commuter train stations were still without power.



