All trains in both directions on Metra’s busy BNSF line from the western suburbs to Union Station were stopped Thursday morning after a vehicle struck a bridge, with “extensive” delays anticipated, Metra said.
NBC 5 Traffic Reporter Kye Martin described the stoppage as a “major” transit alert for train riders to and from the western suburbs, with the BNSF as one of Metra’s most-traveled lines.
As of 6:20 a.m., all BNSF trains remained stopped at the Cicero station.
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