
How-To Guide: Riding the 'L' (Trains) - CTA
CTA's train system is known as the 'L' (a now-official name originally short for "elevated"). Trains serve over 140 stations located throughout the city and nearby suburbs, on elevated railways, …
Chicago "L" - Wikipedia
The Red Line is one of two lines operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week and is the only CTA "L" line that goes to both Wrigley Field and Rate Field, the homes of Chicago's Major …
Chicago L: Map 2026, Stations, Schedule, Fares & Travel Guide
Explore the Chicago L: maps (PDF & 2026), stations, lines, schedules, ticket prices, passes, airport connections, history, and travel tips.
Chicago L - Metro Line Map
View a map of metro lines and stations for Chicago L system.
Guide to Riding Chicago's L Train System - Lattes and Runways
Oct 27, 2025 · Chicago’s main train system is colloquially referred to as “the L.” It consists of eight train lines—Red, Blue, Green, Brown, Orange, Pink, Purple, and Yellow.
Sightseeing by 'L' train - CTA Itinerary | Choose Chicago
Become the ultimate urban explorer and tour Chicago by ‘L’ train, part of the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA). It’s easy to navigate, kind to your wallet, and gives you the chance to see the …
CTA 'L' - Transit.wiki
Dec 24, 2025 · The 'L' is a common name for Chicago's rapid transit system, which operates within the city of Chicago and some surrounding municipities. The system got its name …
Chicago ''L''.org - The Chicago rapid transit internet resource
Comprehensive resource for information on the Chicago rapid transit system -- the 'L' -- including history, stations, rolling stock, maps, current news, FAQ, vocabulary, and more!
Maps - CTA - Chicago Transit Authority
Bus and train routes The CTA System Map shows both CTA Bus and Rail lines, as well as connecting services provided by other transit agencies in Chicago and surrounding communities.
Chicago "L" | Trains and Railroads
In 2016, the "L" had 1,492 rail cars, eight different routes, and 145 train stations. In 2023, the system had 117,447,000 rides, or about 350,900 per weekday in the first quarter of 2024.