Double Track Northwest Indiana project 98% complete
The Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District announced that the Double Track Northwest Indiana project is 98% complete.
Taming the commute
Whether by car or rail, state and regional projects take on Northwest Indiana’s traffic dilemmas.
South Shore Line offers ride promotions
South Shore Line expanded its Kids Ride Free program from Dec. 26 to Jan. 5 to help make holiday travel more affordable in Northwest Indiana.
Governor appoints NWI residents to boards and commissions
Gov. Eric Holcomb made multiple appointments to several of Indiana’s boards and commissions on Feb. 3, including several people from Northwest Indiana.
Region’s double track rail improvement project on pace for early 2024 completion
Officials say the double track project to improve passenger rail service in the Region should be completed by early 2024.
Passenger rail upgrades leads to $80M development for Michigan City
Multi-million-dollar improvements to passenger rail service for the Region has led to an $80 million development for Michigan City.
Track pursuits pay off
The long-awaited West Lake Corridor and double-track transportation projects are laying the groundwork for development near new stations.
Viewpoint: Victory for mass transit
South Shore Line President Michael Noland shares his thoughts on the double-track and the Westlake Corridor transportation projects underway in Northwest Indiana.
West Lake Corridor Rail Project receives $100 million in federal funds
The West Lake Corridor Rail Project appears to be on the fast track. The U.S. Department of Transportation on May 29 announced the project, which involves construction of a new eight-mile rail line extending from Hammond on the north to Dyer in the south, with four new stations, will receive $100 million in federal dollars …
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South Shore Line launches Sanitized for Rider Safety program
As restrictions ease on public interaction and businesses gradually reopen, organizations are preparing to operate under a new environment created by the coronavirus pandemic.