Crews use ladder to rescue passengers from stalled CTA Green Line train; service restored
The situation had Green Line service suspended between the Garfield and Ashland and 63rd stations. Service was restored later Monday morning, the CTA said. Fire crews used a ladder to get 16 people safely off the stopped train one-by-one. The train itself is on an elevated track about 30 feet up.
The fire department responded around 2:37 a.m. to a derailment on the CTA Green Line Englewood extension around 63rd Street and Normal, according to fire department spokesperson Larry Langford.
As a result of the stall, Green Line service was suspended between 35th-Bronzeville-IIT, 63rd/Cottage Grove and Ashland/63rd, CTA said, with Green Line trains only operating from Harlem/Lake ...
CHICAGO — Service on the CTA Green Line remains impacted after a train derailed early Monday morning, forcing passengers to evacuate near 63rd Street and Normal Avenue in the city’s Englewood ...
Sun-Times file Share Firefighters using ladders rescued 15 passengers trapped aboard a Green Line train that was at ... according to the CTA and fire officials. The train stopped moving around ...
The majority of trains are running again on the CTA’s Green Line after an overnight derailment suspended service on a major segment of the route early Monday morning. Chicago Fire Department ...
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