How Chicago moves
The main ways to get around Chicago. Commuteur will put them side by side in one search.
CTA ‘L’ trains
Eight rapid transit lines, with 24-hour Red and Blue Line service and trains to both airports.
CTA and Pace buses
CTA buses across the city and Pace buses through the suburbs.
Metra
Commuter rail from four downtown stations out to the suburbs.
South Shore Line
Trains from Millennium Station to northwest Indiana and South Bend.
Divvy
Bikes and e-bikes across Chicago and Evanston.
Rideshare
Ride-hailing across the region, for the trips where a car makes sense.
Agencies and operators
Who runs what in Chicago.
‘L’ trains and city buses
Commuter rail
Suburban buses
South Shore Line
Bike share
Intercity trains from Union Station
Service details as of October 2026. Check with each agency for current schedules and changes.
Major hubs
Union Station
Metra and Amtrak trains at the edge of the Loop.
Ogilvie Transportation Center
Metra Union Pacific lines.
Millennium Station
Metra Electric and the South Shore Line.
Clark/Lake
Where the Blue Line meets the Loop ‘L’ lines.
What Commuteur will do in Chicago
The same app riders use in New York and New Jersey.
Every option in one list
Transit, rideshare, bikes and walking, with real times and prices side by side.
Vehicles on the map
Live positions wherever the agency publishes real-time data, refreshed every 15 seconds.
Rides to the big events
Games, concerts and shows near you, with every way to get to the venue.
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