CTA Unveils Digital Train Arrival Time Displays

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Chicago Public Radio   |  Mike Rhee   |   January 8, 2009 08:07 PM

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Riders on the Chicago Transit Authority might have a better idea of when trains are going to arrive. That's because of new digital displays the agency began testing Thursday at its 47th Street Red Line station. The screens show estimated arrival times for trains based on their speed.

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Riders on the Chicago Transit Authority might have a better idea of when trains are going to arrive. That's because of new digital displays the agency began testing Thursday at its 47th Street Red Lin...
Riders on the Chicago Transit Authority might have a better idea of when trains are going to arrive. That's because of new digital displays the agency began testing Thursday at its 47th Street Red Lin...
 
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I hope they post these in the area before you pay. That way I can see if I should take the train or not, before i pay for it.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:21 PM on 01/09/2009

Great. Now I will know that the train is arriving twenty minutes after it is suppose to.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:19 AM on 01/09/2009

Wonder if this will tell us when the operator's lying about there being "another train right behind this one" ?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:47 AM on 01/09/2009
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