NICTD President Michael Noland

South Shore Line riders have a chance to weigh in on the service. An online survey is available through Thursday.

The South Shore Line continues looking into possible changes to the east end of the railroad.

The past five years have brought big changes to the South Shore Line's ridership patterns but also to private-sector development along the rail line.

"We are working with the contractor to try to make sure that they bring that schedule back to something that we believe is reasonable," Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District President Mike Noland told the NICTD board Monday.

South Shore Line riders can expect schedule adjustments and a fare hike in the coming months.

"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."

South Shore Line employees worry that pay levels are leading to higher turnover, as contract negotiations continue.

Upgrades continue on the South Shore Line.

The South Shore Line may take another look at bringing back a stop in New Carlisle.

The South Shore Line is adjusting its schedule to address on-time performance issues.