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19Gg005 Addison Red Track Project + Impact Poster.Indd Addison Track Renewal Construction of new direct-fi xation trackwork on a concrete deck—the same work to be performed at Addison. As part of our ongoing investment to RPM Phase One Project improve rail service, the CTA will make track improvements on the Red and What is RPM Phase One? Purple lines at Addison to eliminate • Four new, accessible, modern Red Line slow zones and to minimize the stations to replace aged stations at potential for existing track conditions Lawrence, Argyle, Berwyn and Bryn Mawr and reconstruction of to evolve into future slow zones during adjacent track structure construction of the Red and Purple • Construction of a modern rail bypass Modernization (RPM) Phase One north of Belmont where Red, Brown and Project. Purple line trains intersect that will allow us to add train service to reduce service delays and chronic overcrowding on The track improvements near Addison trains will provide smoother rides by • New rail signal system between Howard replacing aging track equipment and and Belmont that will improve train fl ow will improve service reliability over the and service reliability • Future phases of RPM will rebuild the long term. The work will be completed remaining Red and Purple line tracks before the Cubs’ home opener on and stations north of Belmont Monday, April 8. transitchicago.com/RPM facebook.com/thecta @cta 19gg005 Addison Red Track Project + Impact Poster - Project Addison Station Service Impacts • Alternate Service Options Graceland Cemetery 80 135 148 4000N 80 X9 W Irving Park Rd Lakewood N Pine Grove Ave 600W 800W 1400W 1200W N Wayne 1600W Addison #80 connects Begin/ X9 135 to Brown Line Sheridan end 80 (0.25 mi.) X9, 80 Alternate Rail Wunder’s W Dakin St Cemetery 1000W Jewish & Bus Service Graceland Kelly Park Cemetery 80 X9 W Byron St W Byron St W Sheridan Rd 151 N Alta Vista Ter 151 151 Legend Begin/end N Racine Gill 152 CTA L rail line 9 Park N Recreation Dr 136 X9 W Grace St 135 CTA bus line W Grace St N Pine Grove Ave 146 148 N Lakewood Ave 151 3800N N Southport Ave N Seminary Ave N Magnolia Ave N Kenmore Ave N Sheffield Ave Part-time bus N Wayne Ave 36 N Fremont St N Clifton Ave N Wilton Ave N Greenview Ave N Marshfield Ave N Bosworth Ave N Janssen Ave 22 N Ashland Ave service only N Paulina St 152 N Lake Shore Dr Merryman W Bradley Pl Limited stops along Park bus route Begin/ ShoreN Dr Lake end 8 W Waveland Ave CTA bus W Waveland Ave 00 route number Juniper Park N Broadway CTA part-time W Patterson 00 bus route number Wrigley Field WPatterson Addison 8 W Addison St 3600N 152 3600N W Addison St 152 0 mi. #152 connects W Brompton Ave to Brown Line N Reta Ave (0.25 mi.) N Clark St W Eddy St W Brompton Ave W Cornelia Ave Sheil Park N Seminary Ave N Racine Ave W Cornelia Ave Purple Line Express N Halsted St W Cornelia Ave operates non-stop 1/8 mi. between Belmont W Stratford Pl and Wilson, and between Wilson N Elaine Pl and Howard W Newport Ave Paulina Southport W Hawthorne Pl 3400N W Roscoe St 36 1/4 mi. 8 W Roscoe St W Henderson St W Buckingham Pl 9 N Kenmore Ave N Clifton Ave N Broadway W Aldine Ave X9 22 W School St W Aldine Ave N Wilton Ave 3/8 mi. N Dayton St W Melrose St W Melrose St Begin/end 151 (certain trips) 156 Belmont N77 3200N 77 W Belmont Ave 77 151 156 1/2 mi. Service Impacts: To accommodate the track renewal construction, it will be necessary to close the west side of the Addison station platform for a three-week period, from 10pm, Sunday, March 10 to midday Saturday, March 30. During this period, trains toward 95th will stop on the side normally used by Howard-bound trains, and trains traveling toward Howard will bypass Addison. Customers who want to board or exit Howard-bound trains at Addison will be required to “back-ride”, which means to ride to the next stop, exit and board a train in the opposite direction: • For Howard-bound service from Addison station, take a 95th-bound train to Belmont and transfer to a Howard-bound train on the opposite platform. • For Howard-bound service to Addison station, take an Howard-bound train to Sheridan (or Wilson, if an ADA-accessible trip is needed) and transfer to a 95th-bound train on the opposite platform back to Addison. In addition, Addison will be temporarily closed two weekends to accommodate advance and fi nishing work supporting the track renewal project: 10pm, Friday, March 8 to 10pm, Sunday, March 10 and midday Saturday, March 30 to 4am, Monday, April 1. During the temporary closures, free bus shuttle service will be provided between Belmont and Addison stations. With the exception of customers who use the Addison station, riders will see little to no impacts to service. Alternate Service: Riding back in the opposite direction to board your desired train is expected to add time to the average trip, especially during off-peak and late night periods. It is also expected that the partial closure of the platform will result in crowding, especially during rush periods, which may affect travel times. Allow extra travel time, and consider altering your trip to use a different station or line to avoid crowding and longer trip times. If you live within a 1/2-mile north or south of Addison Street, consider using the adjacent Belmont station or Sheridan station, where trains will stop in both directions at all times. You can use the #77 Belmont and #80 Irving Park buses to connect to these stations. You can also use the #152 Addison or #80 bus to connect to the Brown Line farther west for trips to downtown. Also consider north-south buses in the area, such as the #36 Broadway on Broadway or the #151 Sheridan or Lake Shore Drive express buses on Inner Lake Shore Drive for trips to/from downtown or north lakefront destinations. 19gg005 Addison Red Track Project + Impact Poster - Impacts.
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