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South Shore Line announces short-term busing in Chicago

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South Shore Line passengers traveling to and from downtown Chicago are advised busing substitution will be in place between Metra’s 18th Street Station and Millennium Station throughout the weekends of Dec. 7-8 and Dec. 14-15. It’s due to track construction.
During this time, Westbound trains will disembark at 18th Street Station, and passengers will board buses to Millennium Station. For Eastbound trains, passengers will board buses at Millennium Station and disembark at Metra’s 18th Street Station, and then board the South Shore Line.
“This construction project is an essential component of the $650 million initiative to expand South Shore Line service, particularly through the area north of 18th Street,” said Michael Noland, President of South Shore Line. “The upgrades, including track realignments and enhancements to the catenary power system, are key steps toward accommodating increased SSL train capacity. These efforts will ultimately enhance overall rail service, including Metra operations.”
On Dec. 7-8 and Dec. 14-15, 2024, there will be no service to Museum Campus and Van Buren Street stations. SSL passengers, please plan trips accordingly to utilize either 18th St. Station or Millennium Station during these weekends. No tickets in addition to the South Shore Line will be required for busing.

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