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The first section of the South Shore Line's Double Track project could open in the coming weeks. The railroad has been closed between Gary and Michigan City, requiring trains to be replaced by buses, as crews build a second track.
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Northwest Indiana's commuter rail improvements continue to move forward.
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The South Shore Line's commuter trains will not return to downtown South Bend right away, but it could still happen in the future.
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The first phase of the South Shore Line's Double Track project could open later this summer. Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District (NICTD) President Mike Noland says construction is wrapping up on the improvements between Michigan City and Dune Park.
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Commuting patterns may never go back to what they were pre-pandemic, but Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District (NICTD) President Mike Noland remains optimistic for the South Shore's future.
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Northwest Indiana's commuter rail projects are moving ahead.
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The South Shore Line has averted a possible shutdown over software issues with its Positive Train Control (PTC) system. But now, the railroad is accusing its contractor of breach of warranty.
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With the West Lake Corridor and Double Track underway, the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District (NICTD) continues looking toward its next round of projects.
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South Shore Line officials hope holiday gift-giving will help boost ticket sales. Nicole Barker with the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District (NICTD) says the railroad's latest marketing push encourages people to give 25-ride tickets as stocking stuffers.
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South Shore Line officials say they're working to smooth out some of the challenges caused by the Double Track project. The work has split the railroad in two, with buses bridging the gap between Gary and Michigan City.