Transit

Attention Chicago-area commuters: After 10 months and one day, the reversible express lanes on the Kennedy Expressway (I-90/94) have officially reopened for business.

After a delay, the reversible express lanes on the Kennedy Expressway will reopen this week amid a massive restoration project.

An investigation remains underway after a driver was killed when their vehicle was struck by a Metra UP-Northwest train on Saturday night.

Jenn Schanz has the latest after a driver was struck and killed by a Metra train Saturday night near Norwood Park.

The Illinois Department of Transportation has announced plans to soon reopen the Kennedy Expressway express lanes after months of closures due to a years-long construction project.

The CTA will no longer use X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, to send service updates and alerts to passengers.

The CTA will no longer use X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, to send service updates and alerts to passengers. Kye Martin has the explanation.

The reopening of the reversible express lanes on the Kennedy Expressway has been delayed. NBC Chicago’s Alex Maragos reports.

Drivers hoping that the reversible express lanes on the Kennedy Expressway would reopen this week were disappointing to learn of a delay in that process.

Chicago-area residents will once again have the opportunity to get free rides on the CTA and Metra during their New Year’s Eve celebrations.

For a limited time, Amtrak passengers can take trains directly from Chicago to Miami on the agency’s new “Floridian” line.

Service on multiple CTA train lines will be interrupted by construction over the weekend, while Red Line trains will be impacted by a training exercise.

If you’re already thinking ahead to what you want to buy for the transit enthusiast in your life, the CTA has you covered this holiday season.