CTA's Ride the Rails: Winter Storm - Brown Line Real-time (2021)

[@holzman00]

I’m a simple man. I love winter. I love trains. This is perfect.

[@InstructorMike]

This is absolutely amazing. As a child growing up in Chicago, I remember when the operator was only in their area and then there was a seat by the front window. I used to make sure I got that seat so I can watch views like this.

[@robrobson3930]

Just checked KZbin and saw this in my newsfeed. I don’t know how many times I watched entire ride the rails videos during quarantine and writing papers. CTA, you guys are doing an amazing job!

[@mr.b3168]

Weirdo

[@mr.b3168]

@Axel Screws Around nerds. Creeps. Weirdos.

[@mr.b3168]

@AXEL KAULBARS get away from me creeep

[@crescent5296]

@AXEL KAULBARS Don’t waste your energy responding to him, he is just and idiot who wants to cause drama, let along knowing nothing about cta.

[@ScarboroughRTS]

@@mr.b3168 dude chill the fuck out it’s his opinion 😂

[@ljones436]

Definitely the most interesting line in all of CTA. Love the neighborhoody feel, all the twists and turns and how it goes from ground level to elevated. There are some great neighborhoods along this line, including mine by the Southport stop.

[@mbroadnax1]

I've watched all the "Ride The Rails" videos, the Brown Line is (I think) the best. Pink line is a pretty close 2nd....

[@jaystallztv]

I love the designs of the Brown line from The Belmont Station all the way to The Kimball Station which is the end of the line located in A Neighborhood Called Albany Park. By the way im from The Bronx, New York but I recently visited Chicago and I loved it

[@bronxsportsfan]

@@jaystallztv I'm from The Bronx, too. Used to live next to the 6 Train (like J. Lo.). For now, I'm by the 2 Train by the Allerton Ave. stop (there's a famous hotel in Chicago named the Allerton Hotel [just north of the Loop]).

[@saulgood8229]

I would have to agree. As a south sider, I don't ride the brown line too often, but the times that I do, I'm typically glued to the window haha.

[@cubnation]

@@saulgood8229 😊 🚉 👍👍👍

[@terra5857]

there’s something so calming and homelike about this video even though i’m not from there, i think it’s the snow and the yellow lights and the old buildings that i’m really attracted to for some reason

[@algervideoproduction9437]

The snow on the railway, the scene of snow-white environment, really beautiful

[@juliancumpian2747]

the magic of the brown line -- pure nostalgia -- the warm glow of the city on a dark and cold winter day.

[@EchoFiveLima]

Agreed. The Brown line has a certain "coziness" that the other lines lack.

[@francissundarsingh1804]

I'm from India and i'm just addicted to these videos by CTA. Everything is beautiful. Amazed by how the whole network was constructed. Looks like very soon i will be familiar with several station names too :)

[@ConfuzedMind]

@2:11 you hear the guy yelling, and curse, but the operator chuckled. 🤣🤣. Here in NYC, from one operator to another.......BRAVO. We wave sometimes too.🤣🤣🤣

[@jalit8386]

This is the most beautiful video on youtube. With my kid we watch it every night to fall asleep. Please never take it down ❤️

[@ElijahEversole]

I love Chicago. I Love trains. I hate the cold. Sorry!

[@daltoncarlson3143]

Despite snow is a pain to commute in, winter does have its beauty, especially the great city of Chicago! I haven't ridden the "L" for a while, but when I return, I shall! Look forward to more videos! God bless Chicago!

[@inglewoodwhb]

This video just brought me back 25 years. My commute for a couple years was a walk to Damen, switch for the red at Belmont or Fullerton. Doesn't look like much has changed. I miss that ride.

[@ElijahEversole]

There's something calming about a train ride

[@pegallen6983]

I really enjoy the snowy trips. I hope you plan on sharing more of them. thank you for sharing

[@jonathankleinow2073]

The only thing that would make these better would be the on-board announcements, even if faint in the background. But I love these, and keep them coming!

[@robadams5799]

I agree. "This is Diversey. Doors open on the right at Diversey."

[@jameswoods9238]

I am sorry, but the announcements get obnoxious after a while, leave them out....you can hear them a little at times when the train conductor has his door open.

[@djwaz855]

CTA you do a great job documenting the CTA all these new and older videos are spectacular imo.

[@twix2615]

Sometimes I miss living in the Midwest and having winters like this. It's such a mood. Then I remember how cold it is outside

[@drewsteitz6321]

Excellent! No whistle, and great snow... My favorite line... 👍👍

[@MamaCrackacorn]

its a shame that the snow kept getting on the camera this exact weather/time of day made me fall in love with downtown & i miss it every day. i also loved going arund the loop when it's dark & stormy out & everythings lit up but especially cold winter nights when barely anyones out & just watching the city go by from the inside of the l or just even wandering chicago early morning/night in the snow before the sidewalks are cleared & u hear it crunch & the l is racing overhead & the lights around are glowing orange & the wind whipping thru the streets is bitter. i miss it all.

[@kristainviayoutube500]

The insanely fast acceleration will never cease to impress me on these trains.

[@midnightrider525]

Great video and beautiful winter colours. CTA doing a wonderful job. Hope to see more of this during Christmas.

[@susiemcd3941]

Husband is from Chicago and we miss being there! Nostalgia to the max!

[@montman821]

Oh man, CTA just dropped a new, ride the rails video... imma loose it

[@SuperShadow]

1:04:31 Red-Purple Bypass off to the right

[@josefinevomberg3357]

Thank you so much!!! Greetings from Germany.

[@jakob.s]

Grüße zurück!

[@Wilma.Flintstone]

This is oddly comforting!

[@boraescalade1391]

I was never in Chicago and I plan to do it at some point, I fell in love with the city without knowing it just to see the routes of the different lines, what a beautiful city Chicago is and covered with snow

[@TheVleckChannel]

I went for the first in 2019. I committed to going every year since. Do visit.

[@jackmorrison7379]

Before you travel, learn where to go, and where you should never go, in the "Windy City" as it's known. (for your safety).

[@TheVleckChannel]

@@jackmorrison7379 True.

[@nancyoffenhiser4916]

Growing up in NYC next to the Long Island Railroad, these videos are wonderful for getting to sleep as well as for watching..I watched the last series which were great! Chicago has never been "Second City" to me; I have always preferred it to my hometown of New York City. It truly is so unique and friendly.

[@roygoodhand1301]

Request: Red Line on Opening Day for the Cubs and White Sox

[@MeMe-pj8ve]

JMJ that would be something

[@FedeAlbertiok]

I request red line at night!!

[@MeMe-pj8ve]

@@FedeAlbertiok how does one request the red line? Do you mean prefer?

[@scj6693]

@@MeMe-pj8ve he's...requesting to see a video of the red line at night

[@MeMe-pj8ve]

@@scj6693 ahhh okay! Thank you and sorry for my ignorant comment.

[@Lasheem]

From NYC but love Chicago! The brown and purple lines are intriguing.

[@White_sox_fan]

Good old CTA keeping their trains running in bad weather

[@INeedJesus4sure]

The more I see of Chicago the more I fall in love. The elevated train gives so much more than the usual underground metro does.

[@DennyDreadBassMan]

The Brown Line was behind my apartment when I lived on Leland. It was on ground level by the time it got to me. The closest station was on Rockwell.

[@wiiu2472]

do u live in lincoln square

[@DennyDreadBassMan]

@@wiiu2472 I lived in Lakeview Addison and Marshfield for eight years then lived on Leland and Rockwell for six years before I moved to Michigan. I'm originally from the South side of Chicago.

[@jermainebrown8688]

Will never complain about NY winters again. Chicago looks like mini Antarctica

[@mic1240]

Chicago winters have been incredibly mild in past few decades, and don’t get the NEasters that hit NY area. Places like Chicago, Milwaukee and Minneapolis handle snow removal and storms much better. Though Chicago’s nickname of Windy City has nothing to do with the weather or atmospheric wind, there are times when strong winds in very cold hit you.

[@benjamindenton]

Fabulous effect at 1:16:00 glad the lens wasnt cleared.

[@litlgrey]

I didn't know you'd added new ride the rails videos after the 2019 collection! Whee!!

[@2a9]

Men you are the greatest ever. We had a mornig ride, a night ride and now--the winter ride, I could only wish to see. Hope the Flyover one is coming soon! Thanks a lot.

[@tdb7992]

Meanwhile, it's the middle of Summer here in Australia and I'm watching videos of the L in snow as escapism. I would love to know what -20c feels like; that's -4F for you Americans. I can't even imagine what trying to drive must be like in that kind of weather. You'd need nerves of steel and some serious skills to get behind the wheel with that much snow on the road.

[@DerekDtj]

I spent two wintahs in Northern Maine running a USAF radar site. The mean temp for January was a cool -39 degrees (without the chill factor!). We had a 35 mile drive to the site early each morning, and NEVER missed a day of work, believe it or not! Having REAL snow removal equipment is the answer. You Aussies don't know what you've been missing!!

[@send9]

We've had a pretty rough winter (at this point it wasn't that bad, we got 21+ inches of snow one weekend), and with AWD on my car it wasn't too bad. I turned off traction control by accident once -- don't recommend doing that. Only the alleys (were the parking often is) were really bad since they don't get plowed by the city. Lots of cardboard, floor mats, sand and pushing to get cars out. Also: we got to -22F last winter. Come on down and visit in February sometime :P

[@OnTheRocks71]

Driving in a lot of snow is just something you get accustomed to after a while, especially if you're familiar with your car and can gauge how much traction is available. AWD and snow tires help tremendously, but they're luxuries I've never used in Michigan.

[@scenicdepictionsofchicagolife]

It rarely ever gets down to -4F/-20C here. Our climate is much further south than people realize. What makes it so "cold" for the latitude were at is the central planes of Canada allowing Arctic air to spew down all the way to the gulf of Mexico. This is why Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama get way more snow and cold spells than anywhere in Florida or Georgia, other mid Atlantic states as they have no natural barrier to the constant flow of cold Fronts. Same here in Chicago. (i.e., Texas winter storm crisis of last year) At the same time, our winters _and_ summers are moderated by the adiabatic latent heat sink of Lake Michigan. It is the size of a small sea, and warms Chicago up by anywhere from 10 to sometimes 20 degrees from the surrounding regions. The lake effect stretches out for a significant distance too. That said, our winters are between 20-30F in the dead of winter. When severe polar vortex fronts hit from Canada, only then do we see crazy temps like -4F, and I remember a few years ago we had a record breaking -18F. Whoever is saying -22 is referring to suburbs further out and further north, though still technically part of Chicagoland. We typically experience temperatures like that maybe 1-2, _maybe_ 3-4 nights a year. That was an incredible cold, and I hope to never experience that again. Trust me, 30F is more than cool enough to satisfy the midsummer heat woes. I am currently catching myself longing for winter as this last week we've had 95-100F almost every day and 100 percent humidity. I know though, that the minute winter hits, I'll be begging for summer heat to be back. As for the snow, it varies wildly from year to year and I suspect it cycles and is dependant on the El Nino / La Nina cycles. The "coldness" of our winters here vary wildly too, and I believe the same mechanics are at play that affect that. Note that warmer winters are actually more conducive to snow, and this past winter was no exception - it was much warmer than average and we got absolutely dumped on during the month of February. So yeah, PSA. Chicago is not a frozen tundra like people would have you think. It really annoys me when people say that despite real "winter" only lasting during January and February. People need to go to like Maine or Minnesota or something, or perhaps Winnipeg in Canada / Fairbanks Alaska to experience true cold. Ain't nothing noteworthy about our winters here. If I were to warn you about anything regarding Chicago's weather is the pretty much annual severe heat waves we get with triple digit temps and extreme humidity and the severe weather we get (tornadoes). Chicago's weather is pretty extreme in the sense that its range is incredible. It is a wonderful, world class city. I hope you make a trip to visit here some day. I myself have Australia on the bucket list of places to visit. Oh and one last thing, people who swear by AWD don't know how to drive. I make do with a FWD hatchback just fine, as do millions of others in the region.

[@Rebelnightwolfe]

CTA really makes me want o visit Chicago during the winter. I absolutely love watching these videos. CTA has some top notch PR on this channel and they're making improvements to the system. I saw that flyover jus before Belmont and got curious about it. MTA Maryland can' complete in this regard. If I moved anywhere else in the Continental US, Chicago is in my top three of places to move to with awesome and expansive transit services.

[@robotnikkkk001]

=WINTER CHICAGO IS MUCH BETTER THAN WINTER MOSCOW,BTW ......MAYBE WEATHER CONDITIONS THE SAME DURING WINTER,BUT THERE'S NO MOSCOW'S METRO LIKE BROWN LINE ONLY VERY SHORT STUPID EXPERIMENTAL MONORAIL WITH NO PURPOSE

[@PinkiHusky]

do it com to MFF in december and whit lucky you have snow

[@brooklyntrainspotting8464]

I really like the CTA network, nothing like the MTA. My favourite line on CTA is the brown line so I’m glad I found this video because I really enjoyed it! Also I love the train running to with the snow at night it’s really cool and basically some stations are intact or levelled with the ground. Also I like at some points if just runs through sort of quiet neighbourhoods in the suburban sort of areas of Chicago.

[@franko7290]

There's nothing better than a train ride through the weather - window seat please. Superb video.

[@bluewaveproductions4017]

I love the 2700 kelvin streetlights at the beginning!

[@NaTheN9ll]

WOW!! Look at that amazing view @ 5:44! Just wow!

[@notcarrotnose258]

2:10 lmao train noped on that guy

[@TheShoocks]

🤣🤣

[@chiefkolass3153]

Yo yo yo yo😭😭😂😂🤣🤣

[@samathaa2696]

🤣😂😂

[@alxd5068]

shit!

[@michaelwestendorf9104]

I love the brown line videos at night more please

[@ogLimitedEdiition]

I love putting videos like this on to fall asleep. Thank you for posting!

[@trumanshow633]

Every night for me

[@honeycomblord9384]

Makes for good ASMR.

[@JoseTwitterFan]

This is the content we've been waiting for. More please.

[@soundman601]

Fantastic entertainment for me, thanks.

[@melvinclark9589]

I remember back in the day on watching the o l train I was born in Chicago at Cook county hospital these memories bring back a whole lot of good memories about Chicago but how we used to take the a and the b trains back in the day even the Skokie trains back in the day the green line is what we used to take to get off at Racine but I've noticed on the green line that they closed down the racing station I'm 62 years old we left Chicago in 1972 just want to let you guys know what the CTA you guys are doing a fantastic okay and if you can do one more thing for me if you guys can do night time train rides like you did with the Brown line like or the rest of the other lines the red if you can do night time lines with those red orange and blue lines thanks so much CTA you guys are doing a fantastic job

[@markhayes5405]

I had no idea Chicago looked like this. Beautiful video.

[@charlesclark8835]

Chicago is an extremely beautiful city, and I'd recommend a visit in the fall or spring.

[@TheDzKid268]

I used to take this line everyday from Kedzie to downtown to go to work ❤️❤️❤️

[@ToxicCatt-y7c]

Gotta love the parking ramps, lofty apartments, and office space.

[@Mrbeahz1]

I assume the construction at 1:04:30 - 1:05:30 (just past Belmont) is a new track for the outbound Brown Line, so it doesn't have to cross all those tracks.

[@rickardandreasson5095]

There should be the "driving home for christmas" song in the background of this video. Wow just awesome video. Looks like severe weather conditions.

[@DrinkCincyBeer]

I love Beautiful Chicago and the Brown Line Keep up the good work CTA much love ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ardennite1]

I've been watching these 'Ride the Rails' videos for a few years now, and I think they're great. This one is one of my favourites, by far. There's something thrilling about travelling in dark and adverse weather conditions like this. Now, how about uploading a new real-time video of a ride-along through the rain ?

[@VeloxStang]

man this takes me back

[@medwaymodelrailway7129]

Like the video very much.Take care

[@glennhavinoviski8128]

incredibly eerie but beautiful video.

[@planetwisconsin9901]

Good stuff guys thanks for making these videos! 😊 I'm gonna re-watch this one in August. 🤭

[@michaelbruchas6663]

Love street level running AND operations in snow!

[@DerekDtj]

Wow, just caught this wintah (a little Maniac accent there!) ride into Chitown, and it gives another even prettier view of the city at night. Super camera work guys, I'll watch this one many times!!

[@Tenorlucassantiago]

Passear de metrô assim na neve é tão lindo! Maravilhoso!

[@BilalHeuser1]

With the snow on the camera, everything looks so trippy!!

[@briantoth29]

I lived in Chicago for 2 years and I miss it terribly. I often rode CTA just for the sightseeing.

[@robotnikkkk001]

=MOSCOW'S METRO IN TERMS OF SIGHTSEEING IS THE WORST,ON CONTRARY...ALL UNDERGROUND .............AUTHORITIES TRIED TO DO SOME RAISED SYSTEM LIKE BROWN LINE BUT THEY GOT ONLY SHORT MONORAIL WHICH TURNED INTO COMPLETE FAILURE AND SERVING ONLY FOR TOURIST PURPOSES =BUT THEIR PLANES ABOUT RAISED SYSTEMS WERE PRETTY MUCH COLOSSAL......BUT FAILED BECAUSE OF MONORAIL ONLY COULD DO A 10MPH AND WAS COMPLETELY STUCK IN SOMEWHAT SNOW AT ALL .........IF THEY'D DO A BROWN LIKE STYLE PROJECT,THEY'D HIT A HUGE SUCCESS,ON THE CONTRARY.....SINCE THERE'S JUST A LOT OF OPEN AREAS WHERE'S NO PROBLEM ABOUT BUILDING SOME BRIDGES =OF COURSE THERE'S SOME TRAMS BUT THEY'RE DYING FAST.........TROLLEY'S DEAD...........BUSES ALSO DEAD.....ONLY SUBWAY WORKS NORMALLY =ALSO THERE'S SOMEWHAT CALLED "CENTRAL DIAMETERS" WHICH SORT OF CHICAGO'S METRA,BUT WITH INTEGRATED BILLING SYSTEM WITH SUBWAY............BUT THEY'RE HITTING ENORMOUS NUMBER OF PROBLEMS BECAUSE OF IT'S ON JUST EXISTING OPEN SURFACE RAILROAD NETWORK........SAME ABOUT "CENTRAL RING" ..............LOTS OF BRIDGES ARE BEING CONSTRUCTED BUT ONLY FOR CARS........ =SO.................IF U WASNT IN MOSCOW AT WINTER,IT'S PRETTY MUCH OKAY SINCE IT IS ONLY ABOUT NERVES.......NOTHING TO SEE REALLY...............IT'S VERY NICE THAT CHICAGO'S L MOSTLY PROVIDING SOMEWHAT TO JUST LOOK AROUND

[@mattwestuk1]

I used to love watching this while studying, it has (rather had) a nice soothing sound. Now there's commercials every 5 or so minutes it has completed ruined the enjoyment. I know it's not CTA but KZbin's doing, and that is frustrating.

[@gifyifhkhmcucyk6865]

Beautiful

[@bronxsportsfan]

Will the CTA ever consider making the Brown Line a 24-hour line, at least between Kimball and Belmont? (Same question for the Orange Line between Midway and Roosevelt and the resumption of the Purple Line north of Howard in Evanston.)

[@ralphp224]

I really hope so for the brown line considering that it serves popular neighborhoods and is honestly better than the red line. For the purple line, probably not since there’s not much demand with it serving Evanston for most of the time.

[@ferds1243]

Omg so good and aesthetic. I hope there is also cab ride for different weathers and seasons. 😍

[@tracygreene859]

LOVE these. Want to move to Chicago.

[@herethere5469]

You are really making me want to get on the city! I love it :) thank you for sharing it 🥰💕❤️🙌💖

[@honeycomblord9384]

Hope I can move to Chicago proper once I start living on my own.

[@Mini_Celeste]

I'll always wonder what the guy at 2:08 was yelling about

[@scanman975]

Cool, a new real-time ride video! Hope to see new vids of the other lines as well.

[@plumeria66]

CTA videos would get a lot more views if they had the word Chicago somewhere. It isn’t even in the description.

[@scottedwards807]

Great video! It reminds me of my trip to Chicago and riding the trains. I hope you have more coming soon.

[@davidsmith3308]

I love the cta videos great job 😂😊

[@rousedg]

CTA - more like this, please.

[@qerqeqg.9255]

these videos are appreciated

[@SwapnilAcharya]

Hi! I have a question: are these tracks heated or somebody removes the snow?

[@kristainviayoutube500]

The electricity carried through the third rail and into the train gets dispersed back onto the actual track (since every electrical circuit must loop somehow in order to function) so the wheels of the train basically warm up the tracks while passing over. But on heavy snowy days CTA or whatever rail company runs modified snow plow trains.

[@eoNKgxbi]

Wow those house are so close to the track. I Am always so blown away by all the people in the world...

[@oscarmason3252]

I have never ridden on the brown line, would like to check it out next time I am in the city

[@nazimuddinchicago]

kimball-bound fast zone will be more added between the Loop and belmont to include new loud moving noise.

[@nazimuddinchicago]

Loop-bound slow zone tracks we're removed between belmont and wellington in February, 2022.

[@realemmyrossum]

I can't wait until I can move

[@markrich6657]

Brillant video, but please repost with a screen wiper. The snow on the window may be as it, is but, spoils what could have been a superb video. Folks love snow, enjoying the ride home after a days work or whatever. The glimpse into the homes, lit up, folks home and cosy , settling down for the evening. Won't be long till all the passengers get to their own. And the motorman. Makes this video, "a ride home to your loved ones ". Just my opinion, but I'm in the UK what do I know🤔. To all you folks out there that suffer these winters , safe trip home and God bless. MARK uk

[@Maurice-Navel]

Psychedelic, man!

[@Riogrande1964]

Video shot in 1968

[@michaelbrinkers1145]

Ummagumma.....PF's best album.

[@abcrtzyn]

Very cool to see the overpass progress.

[@michaelbrinkers1145]

15:56 Yeah, but too bad its gonna bankrupt the state to pay for it...just so brown-line northbound passengers (and southbound red-line passengers) can save 2 minutes.

[@abcrtzyn]

@@michaelbrinkers1145 they wouldn’t do a project like that just for fun. According to the about page, the current junction capacity is 40-44 trains per hour. From data between 2008 to 2014, they project the need for around 60 trains per hour in 2030. Population increase causes a definite need for infrastructure improvement. According to the about page, they are getting funds from many places; however, to my knowledge, none of them are from the state of Illinois. You can find the same information here: www.transitchicago.com/rpm/about

[@michaelbrinkers1145]

@@abcrtzyn Thanks for the data. It's just that for the 40 years I"ve used the red line (north of Fullertion), ridership is so crowded, and movement so SLOW....and capital improvements, except for station remodeling, never goes to "operation". Track work is incessant. Orange line, blue line (extension to Ohare), Green line (new stations at Damen, McCormick Pl, Morgan)....nothing ever for the north branch of the Red Line!!!!! And the purple line express used to be non-stop from Mdse Mart to Howard. Every other line gets better except the north Red Line!!!!

[@mr.b3168]

Oh how I miss my Chicago

[@InkySoulFPS]

I love seeing the CTA trains and busses during winter ❤

[@danieljohnson2576]

Imagine trying to sleep with an L going past your bedroom every 5minutes

[@nunyahbiziess7716]

The beginning of the video says it's 1/21/21 at 5:30pm which was rush hour on a Thursday. The northbound trains and loop platforms should be jammed with commuters. It is snowing but by the looks of the alleys and parked cars there's not a lot of fresh snow. Having lived in Chicago, riding the el and buses for four years of school, it would take a lot more snow than that before businesses would consider closing early. I thought about reduced ridership due to Covid but if the numbers were as low as this video indicates, I doubt they'd have that many cars on the trains. It would just be more for them to clean and sanitize.

[@bronxsportsfan]

Using logic based on the fact that the Pandemic is still ongoing (as of 5/16/2022 as I'm writing this), there may be less riders because of the Pandemic and the snow, which would result in fewer travelers under normal circumstances. Thankfully in Chicago, the CTA never considered reducing train service as any time (unlike my hometown of New York City, which shockingly closed the entire subway system from May 2020 until June 2021).

[@chrisw443]

I dont think they read these, but I like watching them, I miss the train, dang quarantine

[@meverything2216]

Are there gonna be more of these for the other lines

[@bryanmcgee2173]

love the kaleidoscopic images that the snowflakes create when resting on the lens. like the one at 17:10

[@jayshaw63]

Growing up, we had a good view of the Jarvis L Station from our living room windows. I miss the old days, when each train had both a motorman and a conductor. The train conductor would have some fun calling out the station names on the PA speakers. "Argyle" was always a good one. ;-)

[@shreejay.parmar]

I just love to watch these! You know what will be more interesting? If we can have those automated in train announcement added on these videos. In real time with station we can also listen train stations, doors closing, etc. CTA Connections is it something you can do it?

[@bronxboy47]

Another great ride. Keep them coming, CTA. Especially the night rides. Btw, I haven't seen snow since I left NY almost 40 years ago. I'm really enjoying riding through this beautiful classic snowstorm in Chicago. Oh, no! What do I see dead ahead of me? Trump's Chicago building. With all the legal and financial trouble he's in right now, that name may be coming down real soon.

[@jackmorrison7379]

It was strictly a branding deal for Trump as were most of his 1990's/early 2000's named buildings. His company may have a piece of that Chicago building but if so, it's a minority share. The Press say the financing of that building is a small part of the ongoing inquiry into his finances and taxes.

[@honeycomblord9384]

@@jackmorrison7379 Trump really likes naming things after himself, that's for sure.

[@Skyy67]

2:20 was funny sound like a guy miss the the train the curse imagine how many ppl feel that way in that cold city..gotta adapt where u at

[@mhinasims4359]

Is that a rain snow?

[@georgepierson4920]

Bird poop.