Blue Line riders to and from O'Hare, between Friday night and Monday morning, will have disruption to their travels between Jefferson Park and Harlem, according to the Chicago Transit Authorities.
Free Wi-Fi network service to all downtown Blue and Red Line station platforms was announced by Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) President Dorval R. Carter, Jr. today.
Signal improvement work between Jefferson Park and O'Hare will be underway on weekends between May and November, warns the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA).
According to the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), there may be delays in travel along the Blue Line during the following times. They advise that transit users allow extra travel time.
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) is doing a mix of work on Your New Blue Modernization Program, signal and track maintenance between Fri., Mar. 22 and Mon., Apr. 1, possibly resulting in travel delays.
Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) recommends Blue Line riders allow extra travel time while maintenance is being performed along the line through March 22.
The Chicago Transit Authority's (CTA) work on Your New Blue Modernization Program will result in service changes on weekends until April 1 because the Belmont Blue Line station will be temporarily closed.
Travelers may be delayed on the Blue Line, according to the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) due to track maintenance between Rosemont and Harlem (O'Hare).
