CTA · Nov 4, 2025 – Nov 3, 2026

Theft on the Green Line, last 12 months

Crime reports CPD logged at CTA stations, trains, buses and bus stops, from City of Chicago data.

Crime types

Showing theft.

Dates
Data through Nov 3, 2026
Where
Green Line
57
incidents on the Green Line
At 31 stations
1 per 330,000
entries (rides) per report (est.)
19.0M entries · Ridership published through Aug 31, 2026; Sep 1 – Nov 3, 2026 estimated.
82
same dates a year earlier
Nov 4, 2024 – Nov 3, 2025 · -25 (-30%) this year · 1 per 330,000 vs 1 per 240,000 rides (est.)
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Entries per report, darker = more oftenover 800,000400,000–800,000200,000–400,000100,000–200,000under 100,000Size = incidents. none. outside Chicago (no CPD data).

Green Line

Incidents
57
Rate
1 per 330,000 rides
Stations
31
Most incidents
Roosevelt (14)
Green Line stations · all 31, Nov 4, 2025 – Nov 3, 2026
Green Line stations in order, incidents and rate per ride (1 incident per X entries)
StationIncidentsPer ride
outside Chicago–
outside Chicago–
outside Chicago–
low ridership41 per 71,000
low ridership31 per 130,000
low ridership11 per 200,000
low ridership11 per 230,000
low ridership31 per 95,000
low ridership21 per 94,000
low ridership11 per 220,000
low ridership21 per 120,000
low ridership0none
+ Pink0none
+ Pink0none
+ Pink0none
+ 5 lines81 per 470,000
+ 4 lines no entries since Feb 20266–
+ 4 lines31 per 1,000,000
+ 4 lines31 per 490,000
+ Red, Orange141 per 180,000
0none
low ridership11 per 380,000
low ridership0none
low ridership0none
low ridership21 per 120,000
low ridership0none
low ridership21 per 140,000
low ridership0none
low ridership11 per 240,000
↳ Ashland/63rd branch (from Garfield)
low ridership0none
low ridership0none

Per ride = 1 incident per X entries (rides). Ridership through Aug 31, 2026, later days estimated.

Time of day · Green Line stretches and stations, rate per ride, Nov 4, 2025 – Nov 3, 2026

Time of day on the Green Line, by stretch or station, Nov 4, 2025 – Nov 3, 2026

57 reports of theft

Reports per ride by stretch and 4-hour block, Nov 4, 2025 – Nov 3, 2026. Each cell reads 1 report per X rides; a dash means too few reports or not rated.
Stretch12–4 am4–8 am8 am–noonnoon–4 pm4–8 pm8 pm–12 am
Green Line57 reportsnot rated: too few survey trips for this blockfewer than 10 reportsfewer than 10 reports1 per 350,0001 per 330,000fewer than 10 reports
Rides per report, darker = more dangerousover 800,000400,000–800,000200,000–400,000100,000–200,000under 100,000too few reports or not rated

Each cell: 1 report per X rides in that block, Nov 4, 2025 – Nov 3, 2026

About these numbers
  • Crime types. Violent = homicide, criminal sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault and aggravated battery. “Include simple battery” (on by default here, unlike other pages) adds battery without a weapon or serious injury.
  • Stations and lines. An “L” report counts at the nearest station within 150 m (281 of 341 in these dates); the rest count only in the All CTA and All “L” totals. A line or part of a line adds up its stations, so a report at a station several lines share (Clark/Lake, the Loop, Roosevelt) counts on each of them. Stations outside Chicago have no CPD data.
  • Per ride. “1 per X rides” = one incident for every X station entries or bus rides (entries, not riders; a shared station's entries count for each line); X = 1,000,000 ÷ incidents per million. Ridership is published monthly (through Aug 31, 2026); later days use the latest 12 months' daily average. Stations under 500K entries a year are flagged “low ridership”.
  • Buses. A bus report is shared among routes within 50 m, weighted by ridership. Route rates need 1M+ rides a year; the route table needs 2M+.
  • Time of day. The first tab rates each 4-hour block per ride: CTA publishes no hourly ridership, so riders in a block are estimated as entries (or bus boardings) × that block's share of CTA trips in CMAP's My Daily Travel survey; its ⓘ note has the details. The other tabs count reports by the hour the City recorded. Unknown times are often logged at midnight or noon, which lifts those hours.