In giving notices about service changes, Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) says, "Be safe: wear a mask everywhere on CTA, make a space and keep your distance from others!"
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) reminds all riders to "Be safe: wear a mask everywhere on CTA, make a space and keep your distance from others!" On the Blue Line they advise of possible delays this weekend.
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) warns Blue Line riders that travel this weekend may cause some delays as they work on signal improvements allowing trains to operate more efficiently, as part of the Your New Blue modernization program.
Not only has the overnight looting downtown restricted the Chicago Transit Authority's (CTA) Blue Line service beyond Division St. tonight but debris is stopping service short of O'Hare.
Boarding changes and intermittent stairway closures are the two potential events affecting travel time for Blue Line riders between Aug. 10 and 15, warns the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA).
According to the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), Blue Line trains will once again run in two sections over the weekend and recommend riders to allow for extra travel time.
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) remind passengers to practice social distancing, as a precaution against spreading COVID-19. This helps to promote a healthy travel environment for everyone.
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) warns Blue Line riders that travel this weekend may cause some delays as they work on the Your New Blue modernization program.
Forest Park bound Blue Line trains will not stop at the Chicago Ave. overnight Mon., July 13, from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Tues., July 14, according to the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA).
While there will be regular train service between Rosemont and Forest Park, via downtown, there will be a shuttle train between Rosemont and O'Hare from 10 p.m., Fri., July 10 until 4 a.m. Mon., July 13.
Due to the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) construction on the I-290, there may be delays on the Blue Line, according to the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA).
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) continues to remind passengers to practice social distancing, as a precaution against spreading COVID-19, while announcing this weekend's maintenance work.
