By Vaniel. CURRENTLY DOWNLOADING. Downloads. Find all your Windows software and games.Sunken Arc
Sunken Arc was a series of light-rail stops operated by the Chicago Transit Authority. A total of 24 stations were operated along the Sunken Arc on the Blue Line as a supplemental service to regular service between the Pilsen and Washington/Wabash stations. The service was initiated in the spring of 1994 and only lasted for about a year before being discontinued in 1995. The full-time service was replaced with part-time service operated by express bus service.
Service
The Sunken Arc was a 19-mile rail service line in the Chicago area. Stations on the line served a number of light rail stations, including the regular stations on the Blue Line and the express stations on the Metra Electric Main Line.
History
The line began in April 1994 and was inaugurated in 1994 by then-Illinois governor Jim Edgar. The full-time Sunken Arc was only operated for a year before being replaced with a part-time express service by the Chicago Transit Authority. The service was replaced due to low ridership numbers. The service was also too costly to operate and was discontinued on July 24, 1995.
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Category:Defunct Chicago "L" rail stations
Category:1994 establishments in Illinois
Category:1995 disestablishments in Illinois
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