The South Shore Line - Northeast Indiana Commuter Transportation District
The South Shore Line, formally known as the Northeast Indiana Commuter Transportation District (NICTD), is a public corporation which provides frequent passenger trains between South Bend, Indiana and Millenium Station in downtown Chicago, Illinois. This is perhaps the longest continuous running interurban railroad in the United States.
The railroad also provides freight service to industrial facilities along the line, but passenger trains are a priority. Passenger locomotives and train sets are powered by overhead electric catemaru. Freight locomotives are traditional diesel powered units.
Website: http://www.mysouthshoreline.com/
News Feed from Google: South Shore Line
07 February 2023
- South Shore projects on target for spring 2024, 2025 completions - The Times of Northwest Indiana
- South Shore projects meeting deadlines – Inside INdiana Business - Inside INdiana Business
- NICTD proceeding with 'very aggressive' plan to improve South ... - Chicago Tribune
- Valparaiso Matt Murphy named to NICTD Board - WIMS AM 1420
- Rail worker in LaPorte County arrested for stealing wire from employer, selling it - WNDU
- South Shore Line hires engineering firm to design new route to ... - WFYI
- South Shore Line (NICTD) Double Track NWI project construction ... - WIMS AM 1420
- South Shore Line Planning to Move South Bend Airport Station to ... - Railway Track & Structures
- South Shore Line capital investment adding up – Inside INdiana ... - Inside INdiana Business
- South Shore Line (NICTD) provides update on Double Track NWI ... - WIMS AM 1420
- South Shore Line takes step toward moving South Bend station - The Times of Northwest Indiana
- NICTD’s South Shore Double-Track Project Under Way - RailwayAge Magazine
- NICTD Updates Two South Shore Line Projects – Inside INdiana ... - Inside INdiana Business
- The South Shore Line's shuttle bus service is a bit of a mess - Streetsblog Chicago
- Federal Loan Advances NW Indiana Commuter Rail Track Project - Engineering News-Record