Staff Reporter
CTA Red Line service has resumed Tuesday morning after a temporary suspension caused by a medical emergency on the North Side, the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) said. The disruption halted trains between Howard and Belmont, with limited service operating to 95th Street. Commuters can expect residual delays as normal operations gradually return.
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Medical Emergency Disrupts Service: Red Line trains halted between Howard and Belmont.
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Partial Service in Effect: Trains operated from Belmont to 95th Street during suspension.
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Shuttle Buses Provided: Buses ran between Howard and Belmont for stranded commuters.
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Service Resumed with Delays: Full Red Line service restored; minor delays expected.
Service on the CTA Red Line resumed Tuesday morning after a temporary suspension caused by a medical emergency, according to the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA).
The interruption occurred between Howard and Belmont stations, forcing trains to operate only between Belmont and 95th Street for a brief period. Shuttle buses were deployed to accommodate passengers during the suspension.
The CTA confirmed that service has now been restored, but riders should expect residual delays as trains return to normal schedules.
The CTA assures commuters that full Red Line operations are back in service, though minor delays may persist. Riders are advised to plan for extra travel time and stay updated through official CTA alerts. The agency continues to monitor the situation to ensure smooth service for all passengers following the brief disruption.
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