Kenosha transit is not only an affordable way to travel, it’s quite user friendly. There are many trains in Kenosha. Kenosha is home to Wisconsin’s only Metra Station, which features a total of 18 trains on a daily basis in and out of Kenosha. You can easily get to and from Waukegan, Illinois on the trains. Many people in Kenosha commute daily to Waukegan, Illinois for their jobs.
Kenosha also has easy train service and from Chicago. In fact, it has since the mid 1850s!
Kenosha streetcars also have historical significance in this charming city on the shores of Lake Michigan. Not only are they still useful to get around the city, but they also are a fun tourist attraction that visitors to Kenosha will enjoy. Kenosha was actually the first city to use trolleys moved by electricity. The streetcar system runs to downtown and to HarborPark area. It also connects the Metra station and allows people to get to many parks.
The Kenosha trolley also runs right along the shores of Lake Michigan. It’s a fun excursion that only costs 50 cents to a dollar to do!
There are five restored streetcars that run in a loop that’s a total of two miles long. It’s a scenic trip that passes Kenosha historic districts, downtown and lets you see many great views of Lake Michigan.
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