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Igor Studenkov

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Route 570 bus at Fox Lake's Lakeside Plaza, the transfer point with Route 806. Route 806 would be eliminated under the proposed 2020 Pace budget, while Route 570 would lose Saturday service. Photo: Igor Studenkov

Pace 2020 budget calls for service cuts, transit terminal improvements

By Igor Studenkov | Oct 25, 2019 | No Comments
Major capital improvements include new garages and rebuilding the Joliet and Harvey transit center.
A South Shore Connect bus waits to pick up passengers on Monday afternoon at the Dune Park South Shore Line station. Photo: Igor Studenkov

Hoosier transit provider? A look at expanded transit options in northwest Indiana

By Igor Studenkov | Oct 15, 2019 | No Comments
Valparaiso’s South Shore Connect/Orange Line Route provides service from Valpo to the Dune Park station, while new shuttle take dunes visitors to various parts of the park.
Overview of the drive from Diversey to Hollywood.

Uptown LSD Improvements Would Include Trail Grade Separation, Bus Amenities

By Igor Studenkov | Sep 30, 2019 | 13 Comments
But some residents argued that plans to make cyclists and pedestrians on the Lakefront Trail use tunnels and an overpass to cross eat-west streets in order to facilitate driving is car-centric.
A Pace bus at the 95th Street Red Line station. Photo: Jeff Zoline

Good Wi-Fi on most of the fleet is the Pace suburban bus system’s best-kept secret

By Igor Studenkov | Sep 16, 2019 | 1 Comment
Dependable Wi-Fi is a handy amenity on buses, and most of the Pace fleet already has it. So why aren't more customers aware that it exists?
The 60th Street entrance at 59th station in Hyde Park has been closed for awhile but will reopened next year. Photo: Igor Studenkov

Metra to Reopen A Closed Station Entrance in Hyde Park, Make Chicago State University a Scheduled Stop

By Igor Studenkov | Aug 27, 2019 | 9 Comments
Good news for Metra Electric riders and residents along the line: Two stations are becoming an accessible, and a closed entrance is going to be reopened.
The Prairie Crossing North Central Service Line station is a possible candidate to get the screens. Photo: Igor Studenkov

Metra Plans to Add Real-Time Arrival Displays at up to 10 Stations Next Spring

By Igor Studenkov | Aug 19, 2019 | 3 Comments
The screens will help clear up confusion at stations served by multiple train lines.
A Pulse bus at the Jefferson Park Transit Center. Photo: Igor Studenkov

Taking the Pulse of Pulse, Pace’s Milwaukee Express Bus Route

By Igor Studenkov | Aug 12, 2019 | 2 Comments
The new corridor's launch had a few rough spots, but it's still a nice upgrade for Northwest Side commuters.
Boarding an Ashland Avenue bus. Photo: John Greenfield

In Some Cases Eliminating Bus Stops May Actually Slow Down Express Service

By Igor Studenkov | Jul 5, 2019 | 13 Comments
Urban planners discussed the art and science of determining optimum CTA and Pace bus stop spacing at the Transport Chicago conference.
Photo: John Greenfield

An Update on Chicago Scooter Injuries During the first 2 Weeks of the Pilot

By John Greenfield and Igor Studenkov | Jul 3, 2019 | 6 Comments
There have been at least 21 injury crashes, or about one case per 5,714 trips, a similar rate as in Austin, Texas.
The Harvey Metra platform. Photo: Jeff Zoline

Cook County, Metra Consider Reducing Fares, Increasing Service on South Side Lines

By Igor Studenkov | Jun 27, 2019 | 10 Comments
Officials are seriously considering an idea that advocates have proposed for years: More frequent service on South Side and south-suburban Metra, cheaper fares, and free transfers to CTA.
Deloris Lucas (orange shirt) at a We Keep You Rollin' event. Photo: WKYR

Far South Advocate Deloris Lucas Calls for a Divvy Community Benefit Agreement

By Igor Studenkov | Jun 13, 2019 | 9 Comments
As the bike-share system prepares to expand citywide, Lucas wants to be sure that there will be auxiliary benefits for Far South Side residents.
A Union Pacific Northwest Line outbound express train races past Des Plaines station. This summer the line will see express trains on weekends as Metra hopes to encourage more ridership. Photo: Igor Studenkov

Metra Is Trying Several New Strategies to Lure Weekend Riders

By Igor Studenkov | May 28, 2019 | 13 Comments
In response to survey results that show riders want more, later, and faster service on weekends, Metra is adding more runs and other incentives for weekend ridership.
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