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CTA - Austin

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CTA - Austin

"Police outside during Rush Hour"(2 Tips)

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Stefanie KressatyDecember 17, 2011
On weekends you can park for free on the south side of south blvd at humphrey
Matt EmmonsJune 10, 2011
Been here 10+ times
The escalator is out at the moment, so be prepared to climb some stairs.
Mocha Mon365June 11, 2012
Been here 100+ times
There is a guy that sells homemade butter cookies here. They are DELICIOUS!
Orlando KeslerApril 8, 2019
Been here 50+ times
Don't stress. There'll be another one real soon.
Matt EmmonsOctober 14, 2011
Been here 10+ times
I have no idea why they don't reverse the direction of the escalator during the home rush hour.
Juscallme PhillyJuly 13, 2018
Been here 10+ times
TCF ATM if you dare lbvvs
Mocha Mom365October 27, 2011
Been here 50+ times
Escalator is up & running!
Tara WilliamsMarch 18, 2011
It always smells like weed. No matter what time of the day.
Mocha Mom365November 9, 2010
Been here 50+ times
Police outside during Rush Hour
Hector CastañedaMarch 17, 2010
Been here 10+ times
Keep valueables held tight at all times ...
Dye N WaveMarch 10, 2010
clean cta station

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CTA - Austin

351 N Austin Blvd (at W Corcoran Pl)
Chicago, IL 60644
United States

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Austin opened on April 15, 1899. It was rebuilt in the early 1960s as part of a project which moved the western end of the Lake Street line off of its street level alignment and onto an abandoned strip of the parallel Chicago and Northwestern Railway's embankment.