Wednesday, June 19, 2013
5:10 p.m. PDT

Most digital stop

The Clinton stop on the Green and Pink Lines on the Near West Side is the stop closest to CTA headquarters. (Pictured is former CTA president Rich Rodriguez.) The stop was one of the first to get a train tracker display. Displays were recently installed at two Pink Line stops, 18th and Central Park. The Polk and Ashland stops have had displays for months.

The Clinton stop on the Green and Pink Lines on the Near West Side is the stop closest to CTA headquarters. (Pictured is former CTA president Rich Rodriguez.) The stop was one of the first to get a train tracker display. Displays were recently installed at two Pink Line stops, 18th and Central Park. The Polk and Ashland stops have had displays for months.

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