Winnebago
Winnebago, IL · Traffic & Transit
oakpark.com
Why I don’t understand the O’Hare Flyer
I am a kid who lives in River Forest. I’ve lived here my whole life and really care about what happens in my community. I like taking the el and going into the city on adventures. I understand that trains of all kinds can help move people around and they are good for many reasons.
trapezeonline.com
O’Hare Flyer angers River Forest residents
After River Forest residents spoke out against a plan to build a high-speed railway through their community, the village board voted unanimously to pass a resolution opposing the project. The board met Sept. 14 to discuss the proposed O’Hare Flyer, a $2.25 billion private railway project that would connect downtown...
WIFR
State officials address driver safety along narrowed stretch of I-39 near Monroe Center following crashes
MyStateline.com
regionalmedianews.com
Expect Some Delays on Lynn Blvd
Sterling Township drivers may want to allow extra time on Lynn Boulevard. The Highway Department has started concrete pavement patching between West LeFevre Road and Industrial Drive. Crews are working to repair sections of roadway, and that means temporary lane restrictions are expected through the work zone. Motorists should watch for signs, slow down near crews, and be prepared for possible delays, especially during busier travel times.
masstransitmag.com
IL: With massive board exodus, new leaders step up at Pace
Amid churn at the CTA and Metra over the years, leadership at Pace has remained relatively stable, with its board composed mostly of current and former mayors. That changed this month. As a result of the Northern Illinois Transit Authority Act, the suburban bus agency underwent a refresh with about 75% of the board's members exiting and a slew of newcomers taking office.
MyStateline.com
Madigan Creek restoration project will bring lane closures to Rockford drivers
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WTVO) — Drivers in Rockford could see lane closures starting Monday as stream-bank restoration work begins on Madigan Creek. The restoration project covers the creek from Waterford Drive to Newburg Road. Most of the work will take place within rear-yard drainage easements, though temporary lane closures may be required to provide access to the project work area.
WIFR
Fall brings added roadway hazards for Illinois drivers