Rogers Park is served by several different modes of public transportation.
Rapid Transit is provided by the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) in the form of the Chicago 'L'.
The CTA also operates several bus routes in the area.
A commuter rail service is provided by Metra.

Rogers Park is served by three "L" lines - the Red, Yellow and Purple lines.
 There are four Red Line stations: Howard, Jarvis, Morse, and Loyola.
 The Yellow Line and the Purple Line connect at Howard Station, offering service westward to Skokie and north to Evanston, respectively.
The Howard Street "L" station, the northernmost Chicago Transit Authority rail stop in the city, experienced major renovation from 2006 to 2009 and is now a major transportation terminal for the northern Chicago region.
Several bus routes allow travel to Chicago's Downtown, called the Loop, as well as the city's suburban areas.
They consist of the 22 Clark, 96 Lunt, 97 Skokie, 147 Outer Drive Express, 151 Sheridan, 155 Devon, and 201 Central/Ridge.
The Metra commuter Rogers Park station, at the intersection of Lunt and Ravenswood Avenues, is centrally located in the Rogers Park neighborhood.
Rogers Park is one of the Metra system's most heavily used stops.

The neighborhood is also taking measures to improve bicycle and pedestrian travel.
Participatory budgeting, community meetings, and task force efforts led to an extensive neighborhood greenway project to improve bicycle infrastructure.
A combination of buffered bike lanes, raised crosswalks, traffic circles, curb extensions, and more have helped connect residents to the neighborhood's most popular destinations (Loyola University, CTA Red Line Stations, Schools, etc.)
via bike.
Rogers Park is served by several different modes of public transportation. Rapid Transit is provided by the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) in the form of the Chicago 'L'. The CTA also operates several bus routes in the area. A commuter rail service is provided by Metra. 
Rogers Park is served by three "L" lines - the Red, Yellow and Purple lines.  There are four Red Line stations: Howard, Jarvis, Morse, and Loyola.  The Yellow Line and the Purple Line connect at Howard Station, offering service westward to Skokie and north to Evanston, respectively. The Howard Street "L" station, the northernmost Chicago Transit Authority rail stop in the city, experienced major renovation from 2006 to 2009 and is now a major transportation terminal for the northern Chicago region. Several bus routes allow travel to Chicago's Downtown, called the Loop, as well as the city's suburban areas. They consist of the 22 Clark, 96 Lunt, 97 Skokie, 147 Outer Drive Express, 151 Sheridan, 155 Devon, and 201 Central/Ridge. The Metra commuter Rogers Park station, at the intersection of Lunt and Ravenswood Avenues, is centrally located in the Rogers Park neighborhood. Rogers Park is one of the Metra system's most heavily used stops.
The neighborhood is also taking measures to improve bicycle and pedestrian travel. Participatory budgeting, community meetings, and task force efforts led to an extensive neighborhood greenway project to improve bicycle infrastructure. A combination of buffered bike lanes, raised crosswalks, traffic circles, curb extensions, and more have helped connect residents to the neighborhood's most popular destinations (Loyola University, CTA Red Line Stations, Schools, etc.) via bike.
Rogers Park, Chicago