The L Line is a rapid transit line in the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) system, known for its elevated tracks. It connects several neighborhoods in Chicago, providing an efficient way for residents and visitors to travel across the city. The line is color-coded in green and serves multiple stations, making it a vital part of the city's public transportation network. The L Line operates daily, with trains running frequently to accommodate commuters. It is popular for its accessibility to key areas, including downtown Chicago and various cultural attractions. The line plays a significant role in reducing traffic congestion and promoting sustainable urban transit.