Chicago Illinois Transportation Guide
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Chicago TransportationEven though the city streets are laid out in a even though the city streets are laid out in a grid system, it it isn?t always easy to drive in Chicago?s traffic, especially at rush hour. Many of the city?s sights and activities are located downtown within walking distance, and taxis are easy to find and inexpensive. The best way to get around town is by using the Chicago Transit Authority?s trains or buses.Airports O?Hare International Airport
(ORD) Airport Express
Omega Shuttle
Trains Greyhound Lines The Chicago Transit Authority operates an extensive system of buses and trains and is the best way to get around in Chicago. The train system is called ?the L? and there are seven color-coded lines. Buses have marked stops about every two blocks. Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)
American-United Cab
Checker Cab
Flash Cab
Yellow Cab
Written by Carolyn Cagle for Travel USA®, Copyright © 2003
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