Park Forest, IL Commuting


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Park Forest, IL is a small village located in Cook and Will counties in the state of Illinois. It is known for its diverse population and vibrant community. When it comes to transportation options, Park Forest offers a variety of ways for residents to get around the village. The Metra Electric Line provides daily rail service directly from Union Station in Chicago to Park Forest, making it easy for commuters to get into the city and back. Bus services with Pace Suburban Bus are also available in the area, providing an efficient way to reach nearby towns and attractions such as Tinley Park or Flossmoor. Additionally, ridesharing apps like Uber and Lyft are active throughout Park Forest allowing residents to quickly arrive at their destination without having to worry about parking or getting stuck in traffic. For those who prefer traveling on two wheels, there are plenty of bike lanes throughout town as well as scooter rentals available from several local vendors. With all these different transportation options available, Park Forest makes it easy for its residents to move around the village and explore the surrounding areas.

The typical American commute has been getting longer each year since 2010. The average one-way commute in Park Forest takes 33.2 minutes. That's longer than the US average of 26.4 minutes.

How people in Park Forest get to work:
- 78.5% drive their own car alone
- 4.6% carpool with others
- 2.8% work from home
- 11.4% take mass transit
     Commute Time To Work

  TransportationPark Forest, IllinoisUnited States
  31.926.8
  Commute Mode
  78.1%73.2%
  6.1%8.6%
  7.0%4.2%
  0.3%0.5%
  0.8%2.5%
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I'm happy to share that it IS coming back. I'm very thankful we found this community. Our family (husband, wife, 1 young child) recently bought our a little house here  More

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Park Forest is beautiful, but it's going down. You can see tons of green, an excellent library, but also plenty of vacant buildings. In its hay day, it must have been  More

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Over 11 years ago

No disrespect to the remaining officials and friends from my upbringing; but, leave town. I read how Park forest continues to fight off urban decay. It's simply a  More

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