Near West Side, Chicago, Ill. —
Blue Line service along the Chicago Transit Authority's O'Hare branch will resume at 3 a.m. tomorrow, four days ahead of schedule.
"We commend the CTA for making this important project a priority," said Aviation Commissioner Richard L. Rodriguez.
"Faster rail service to and from our airport will greatly benefit O'Hare travelers and employees."
The Blue Line between the CTA's Rosemont and O'Hare stations closed July 8 for crews to replace deteriorated rail, tie plates and spikes.
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