New Durham Township

New Durham Township, IN · Traffic & Transit
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More weekend lane closures on westbound I-80
IDOT announced today that bridge deck repairs and pavement patching on Interstate 80 between Richards Street and Wheeler Avenue, in Joliet, will require weekend lane closures. This is the third of four planned weekend closures along the corridor. Starting at 10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6, lane closures are scheduled to...
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Canal Street Maintenance Plan Will Get an FRA Review
CHICAGO — The Federal Railroad Administration will prepare an environmental assessment of Amtrak plans for a new Midwest Maintenance Facility at Canal Street, a former Union Pacific intermodal yard. Trains reported on October 26 that construction of the maintenance facility had qualified for a categorical exclusion, and that the agency changed course after Amtrak sought federal funding to repair 17 viaducts tied to the yard.
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Metra Draft Plan Outlines Infrastructure, Costs for Regional Rail Service
Metra has released a draft Systemwide Network Plan outlining service changes and infrastructure investments needed to provide more frequent, all-day rail service across the Chicago region. The plan describes two service levels: Regional Rail 1.0, which aims for trains every 30 to 60 minutes on most lines, and Regional Rail...
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Rain can create sloppy gravel roads
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Northern Illinois Transit Authority prepares to release first regional transit budget
Northern Illinois Transit Authority is getting ready to release something that Chicago-area public transit has never had: a single budget for NITA and the three transit agencies it supervises, CTA, Metra and Pace. The three agencies used to develop their own budgets in October/November, with Regional Transportation Authority signing off...
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Chicago Region Plots 100-Year Survival Plan for Water, Power and Transit
Chicago's regional planning agency is trying to answer an unusually big question: what does this metropolitan area need to survive and thrive for the next hundred years? The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning has built a roadmap called The Century Plan to prepare the region's 284 communities for challenges ranging from drought-prone suburbs to a power grid that could face additional pressure from data centers and electric delivery trucks.