"An Up Close Look at Chicago's Commuter Railroad Trains"01 January 2003Factual60 mins
Chicago's Metra commuter rail system carries upwards of 300,000 passengers a day. The film presents an up-close look at Metra's 12 routes, the downtown stations in Chicago, the famous "Zephyr Pit" repair center and historic Tower A-2. The program also visits some areas of the system normally off limits to the public.
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