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Mayor Appoints Politically Connected Pastor, Not A Transit Expert, To CTA's Oversight Board - Vimarsana News

Mayor Appoints Politically Connected Pastor, Not A Transit Expert, To CTA's Oversight Board

The appointment came the same week Gov. JB Pritzker called for "new leadership" at the CTA. Most people on the board aren't transit experts.

CTA takes steps to help ensure free New Years Eve service won't be terrible again this year - Vimarsana News

CTA takes steps to help ensure free New Years Eve service won't be terrible again this year

The grassroots transit advocacy group Commuters Take Action says they're "cautiously optimistic" about the CTA's NYE plan.

Misrepresenting CTA's fiscal problems won't help with finding a fix - Vimarsana News

Misrepresenting CTA's fiscal problems won't help with finding a fix

The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning was commissioned to find ways to find solve the budget gap and released the Plan of Action for Regional Transit, a step in the right direction.

They can't drive 55: After NTSB preliminary report on the 11/16 Yellow Line crash comes out, CTA says it will lower train speed limit from 55 to 35 - Vimarsana News

They can't drive 55: After NTSB preliminary report on the 11/16 Yellow Line crash comes out, CTA says it will lower train speed limit from 55 to 35

But yesterday there was a light in the tunnel (although the line doesn't operate as a subway) for restoring service, with new statements from NTSB and CTA.

CTA, CDOT proposal to improve bus service isn't enough, transit advocates say - Vimarsana News

CTA, CDOT proposal to improve bus service isn't enough, transit advocates say

The transit agencies say the plan aims to bus service including shorter travel times and more consistency, but some transit advocates say it lacks specifics on which changes will be implemented and when.