Parking Near Morse Station, Rogers Park
Where Can I Park for Morse Station?
Morse station is an elevated CTA Red Line stop at 1358 W. Morse Ave. with no station-operated car park described in the CTA information. The closest priced private option is 126 yards away at $100 a month. Other choices include a secure garage at $5 an hour and covered parking at $5 a day, both 0.5 miles away.
- Address
- 1358 West Morse Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Private Parking in Chicago - Just $100/month!, 126 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Jarvis station, 0.6 mi (12 min walk)
Parking Near Rogers Park
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Shovan Datta
Parking at the CTA Station on West Morse Avenue
The CTA lists the station at 1358 W. Morse Ave., Chicago, IL 60626, and identifies the station as elevated (transitchicago.com). The address places the entrance on West Morse Avenue in Rogers Park, making the station convenient for Red Line access but not a destination with a station-operated car park described in the CTA station information.
Drivers who need to leave a vehicle for a train journey should therefore look beyond the station entrance rather than expect a CTA lot at the platform. The CTA station page highlights sheltered bike parking, which supports bicycle connections but does not provide a car-parking facility for drivers (transitchicago.com). The station is on the CTA Red Line, so parking decisions can be separated from the rail entrance itself (wikipedia.org).
Parksy Parking Near the Red Line Entrance
The closest priced Parksy option is a private parking space 126 yards away, suitable for a regular commuter who wants a monthly arrangement at $100 a month.
A secure garage 0.5 miles away costs $5 an hour, while covered spaces in the 1291 W. Sherwin Avenue area and Edgewater each cost $5 a day at 0.5 miles. A secure commercial garage 0.6 miles away costs $7.50 a day. The monthly spaces suit repeat Red Line commuters, while the daily and hourly choices suit occasional trips or variable schedules.
Commuter Choices for Parking Before the Train
CTA park-and-ride locations publish a rate of $10 for 0 to 14 hours and $16 for 24 hours (transitchicago.com). Each additional 24-hour period, or fraction thereof, is $16, while a special multi-day discount rate is $12 a day (transitchicago.com). These terms are aimed at drivers using designated CTA park-and-ride facilities rather than a car left at the station entrance.
The Parksy monthly spaces provide the clearest pre-arranged option for a frequent commuter, with one private space 126 yards away at $100 a month and another 0.4 miles away at $120 a month. The hourly and daily spaces give commuters more flexibility when their travel pattern changes. A driver comparing a daily CTA facility with a nearby private space should match the parking period to the published rate structure, especially when a trip extends beyond 14 hours.
Street Parking Around 1358 West Morse Avenue
The CTA station information identifies 1358 W. Morse Ave. as the station address and records sheltered bike parking at the elevated stop (transitchicago.com). The published station material does not provide a street-parking rate, time limit, resident-zone rule, or enforcement schedule for the surrounding blocks, so the station address alone should not be treated as permission to leave a vehicle curbside.
For a commute that requires a planned parking space, the priced private options near the station provide defined alternatives to searching for a curb. The closest listed space is 126 yards away and costs $100 a month, while a covered $5-a-day option is 0.5 miles away. This approach is particularly useful when a driver needs a repeatable space rather than an uncertain curbside stop near the Red Line entrance.
Jarvis Station and Red Line Connections From Morse
Jarvis station is the nearest station to the station, at 0.6 miles away and a 12-minute walk. Both stations serve the CTA Red Line, so a driver parking closer to Jarvis can still use the same rail corridor for a trip beginning in the Rogers Park area. The walking connection makes Jarvis a practical comparison point when parking availability near the West Morse Avenue entrance is limited.
The station itself is an elevated CTA Red Line stop at 1358 West Morse Avenue (wikipedia.org). CTA information also records sheltered bike parking there (transitchicago.com), giving local riders a non-car connection to the platform. Drivers seeking a formal park-and-ride arrangement can compare their journey with CTA facilities that publish $10 parking for 0 to 14 hours and $16 for 24 hours (transitchicago.com).
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Morse Station?
Morse station is an elevated CTA Red Line stop at 1358 W. Morse Ave. with no station-operated car park described in the CTA information. The closest priced private option is 126 yards away at $100 a month. Other choices include a secure garage at $5 an hour and covered parking at $5 a day, both 0.5 miles away.
Does Morse Station Have a CTA Parking Lot?
Morse Ave. It highlights sheltered bike parking at the elevated Red Line stop instead. Drivers leaving a vehicle for a train journey should look beyond the station entrance and compare designated CTA park-and-ride facilities or nearby private parking options.
What Is the Closest Monthly Parking Near Morse Station?
The closest priced private parking space is 126 yards from the station and costs $100 a month. Another private space is 0.4 miles away at $120 a month. These monthly spaces are suited to repeat Red Line commuters who want a pre-arranged parking option rather than a variable daily or hourly choice.
How Much Do Nearby Daily and Hourly Parking Options Cost?
A secure garage 0.5 miles away costs $5 an hour. Covered parking in the 1291 W. Sherwin Avenue area and Edgewater each costs $5 a day at 0.5 miles, while a secure commercial garage 0.6 miles away costs $7.50 a day. Daily and hourly options suit occasional trips or changing schedules.
What Are the CTA Park-and-Ride Rates?
CTA park-and-ride locations publish a rate of $10 for 0 to 14 hours and $16 for 24 hours. Each additional 24-hour period, or fraction thereof, is $16, while a special multi-day discount rate is $12 a day. These rates apply to designated CTA park-and-ride facilities rather than the station entrance.
Can I Park Near Jarvis Station and Take the Red Line?
Jarvis station is 0.6 miles from Morse station, a 12-minute walk, and both stations serve the CTA Red Line. Parking closer to Jarvis can therefore provide a comparison when availability near the West Morse Avenue entrance is limited. Drivers can also compare this journey with CTA facilities publishing $10 for 0 to 14 hours and $16 for 24 hours.
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