Editing Grayslake, Illinois (section)

== Transportation ==
Grayslake has two [[Metra]] lines providing rail service to downtown Chicago. A [[Grayslake (Metra)|station]] in south Grayslake is used by the [[Milwaukee District North Line]] which provides service between [[Fox Lake station|Fox Lake]] and [[Chicago Union Station|Union Station]] by way of Libertyville. [[Washington Street (Metra)|Another station]] on Washington Street in north Grayslake is on the [[North Central Service]] which provides weekday service between [[Antioch station (Illinois)|Antioch]] and Union Station with a stop at [[O'Hare International Airport]]. Bus service is mainly served by [[Pace (transit)|Pace]] route 570 and the Round Lake On Demand service, although routes 565, 572, and 574 briefly enter the town to terminate at the [[College of Lake County]] campus in east Grayslake.

Four main traffic routes pass through Grayslake ([[Illinois Route 120|Rte 120]], [[U.S. Route 45|Rte 45]], [[Illinois Route 83|Rte 83]] and Washington Street) contributing to heavy traffic congestion during morning and afternoon rush hours.

[[Campbell Airport]] is a small, privately owned facility southwest of town.

For many years, there has been discussion about extending the [[Illinois Route 53]] [[Limited-access road|expressway]] north to Grayslake. It would end at another proposed expressway, the [[Illinois Route 120]] bypass that would go from [[Gurnee, Illinois|Gurnee]] to [[Volo, Illinois|Volo]]. In a county-wide referendum in April 2009, 76% of voters voted in support of the extension.