US EditionCTA to reopen four rebuilt Red Line stations July 20; part of $2.1 billion modernization project
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CTA to reopen four rebuilt Red Line stations July 20; part of $2.1 billion modernization project
Chicago Construction News staff writer Four CTA Red Line stations on the Far North Side will officially reopen for service on Sunday, July 20, after years of construction tied to the $2.1 billion Red and Purple Modernization (RPM) project, the system’s largest reconstruction effort to date. RPM has rebuilt Red Line stations that were more than a century old into new, fully accessible and modern stations with elevators and escalators. The project…
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