Göttlicher analyzed Blue Line Train Tracker data and concluded that since early December 2021 the CTA has been fairly consistently running roughly 52 percent of its scheduled Blue Line service, and the number of trains has particularly dropped off at night and on the weekends. The Active Transportation Alliance recently connected Streetsblog Chicago with Fabio Göttlicher, a mobile developer and frequent Blue Line rider who was fed up with the service gaps. Nowadays the transit agency even runs customer alerts basically apologizing in advance for longer-than-usual wait times between runs due to less service. The city eventually acknowledged the number of CTA train and bus runs has been significantly reduced due to pandemic-related staffing shortages. city that didn’t cut transit service during COVID-19, that was only true on paper.
While Mayor Lori Lightfoot has often boasted that Chicago was the only major U.S.
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