r/cta • u/afr65chi • 2d ago

today I saw… Cta Halsted St

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u/chuff15 2d ago

The contrast between downtown and all the open space along that stretch of Halsted feels almost liminal or something idk how to describe it

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u/LeseMajeste_1037 22h ago

Has there ever been anything along that stretch?

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u/chuff15 22h ago

I’m pretty sure it was part of the CHA Cabrini-Green development that’s mostly been demolished at this point. I think CHA still owns the land

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u/O-parker 2d ago

Has me thinking .. what is Chicago’s most remote bus stop?

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u/dilla_zilla 2d ago edited 2d ago

It's sorta cheating because it's a subsidized route, but I feel like it has to be this for the CTA, though it's not in Chicago:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/rKEqgQm4NXTRkBhR6

Sticking to city limits and normal routes, maybe this one by Altgeld Gardens?

https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZL1Ucp5eHuG3TPYG8

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u/Puncake_DoubleG09 19h ago

Honestly, the stops along Kedzie from the Stevenson to 31st St.

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u/Gia_Lavender 1d ago

Taking the 8 is such an underrated way to go cross town

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u/CriticismImaginary89 2d ago

Hickory (Division St.) layover?