A government agency created by the State of Illinois to coordinate the Chicago region’s transit system, oversee its financing with transparency and accountability, and plan for a future with adequate, accessible, and equitable public transportation for the six counties of …

The Chicago region is home to the second largest transit system in the country. Learn how to navigate the system using maps, bus and train trackers, and tips for your ride on this page. For an interactive map of all transit assets in the region, visit the RTA Main Map on RTAMS.

Learn how to navigate the CTA’s 127 bus routes within the City of Chicago and eight rapid transit routes with 145 stations in Chicago and more than 30 suburbs, Metra’s 11 commuter rail lines with 243 stations, and Pace’s suburban bus service in 284 communities.

The RTA offers reduced fare and free rides to eligible seniors, residents with disabilities, and military personal for the entire Chicago region.

The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) coordinates the Chicago region’s transit system. Transforming Transit: Our Vision for Chicago's Future RTA's bold, rider-focused vision for the future of transit.

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The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) is the unit of local government created to oversee finances, secure funding, and to conduct transit planning for the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), Metra, and Pace.

RTA Administrative Offices: 175 W. Jackson Blvd, Suite 1550. Chicago, IL 60604. Weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 312-913-3200. RTA Customer Service: For the nearest customer service location, please call 312-913-3110. RTA Travel Information: 312-836-7000: RTA Mobility Services Helpline: 312-663-HELP (4357) RTA Transit Benefit Fare Program: 1-888 ...

The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) coordinates the Chicago region’s transit system, oversees its financing with transparency and accountability, and plans for a future with adequate, accessible, and equitable public transportation for the six counties of Northeastern Illinois.

Self-initiative to seek opportunities to grow and develop within the RTA through greater participation, education, training and coaching. Recognize personal creativity and innovation; and acknowledge it.