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"We're having days when we're 60-percent on-time, and early in the summer, we were reporting 25-percent OTP, which is not good," Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District President Mike Noland told the NICTD board last month. "And we're not satisfied at 60 percent."
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South Shore Line employees worry that pay levels are leading to higher turnover, as contract negotiations continue.
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West Lake Corridor approaches 80% completion as rail car upgrades, Metra capacity expansion continueUpgrades continue on the South Shore Line.
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The South Shore Line may take another look at bringing back a stop in New Carlisle.
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The South Shore Line is adjusting its schedule to address on-time performance issues.
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This week's hot weather could bring delays to South Shore Line trains.
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With Double Track complete and the West Lake Corridor well underway, the South Shore Line is looking ahead to its next round of priorities. The Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District (NICTD) board voted Monday to issue a request for proposals for a new 20-year strategic plan.
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The South Shore Line's Double Track service had a challenging rollout last week, according to Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District (NICTD) President Mike Noland.
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A major investment in commuter rail is now complete. Governor Eric Holcomb joined other state and federal officials Monday to cut the ribbon on the South Shore Line's Double Track project.
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The South Shore Line plans to move its Hammond station this summer, as the West Lake Corridor branch continues to take shape. The current station at Hohman Avenue will be replaced by a new Gateway Station three blocks west.