Chicago Route 22 Stop Shifts — Here's What to Know
CTA Route 22 southbound stop at Clark & Diversey temporarily relocated starting November 5
CTA Route 22 Stop Moves at Clark & Diversey
Chicago Transit Authority's Route 22 Clark bus will temporarily skip its southbound stop at Clark & Diversey, transit officials said November 5. The high-severity alert affects riders who board at that intersection for trips toward downtown and the South Side. Officials didn't specify when the temporary change will end or provide details about an alternative boarding location nearby.
Routine Service Adjustments Common for CTA
Transit agencies regularly relocate bus stops temporarily for construction, street maintenance, special events, and safety concerns, according to standard industry practice. The CTA issues service alerts throughout the year to notify riders of such operational changes. Officials didn't explain the specific reason for this Route 22 stop relocation. The agency advises passengers to check signage at affected stops or use real-time transit information to find temporary boarding locations.
Clark & Diversey Stop Temporarily Unavailable
The affected stop serves southbound Route 22 riders at the Clark and Diversey intersection in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood. Officials haven't said how many daily riders typically use this stop or provided ridership statistics for the route. The CTA classified the alert as high severity, indicating significant potential impact on regular commuters. Specific details about where riders should board instead weren't available in the official alert, though temporary stops are typically located within one or two blocks of the original location.
Duration of Change Remains Unclear
The temporary stop change took effect November 5, according to the CTA alert. Officials haven't announced when service will return to the regular Clark & Diversey stop. The agency typically posts updates to its alerts page as conditions change, but a timeline for this particular modification wasn't provided.
Riders Advised to Plan Extra Travel Time
Passengers who regularly use the Clark & Diversey stop should allow additional time for their commutes and check for temporary stop locations before heading out. The CTA recommends checking signage at the affected location for specific instructions. Moovit provides real-time updates for CTA Route 22 and can help riders navigate temporary service changes throughout Chicago's transit system.
