The CTA shut down the Yellow Line for more than a month after the crash, reopening the route after lowering the train speed limit from 55 mph to 35 mph around the bend where the crash occurred.

The Yellow Line remains closed more than three weeks ... It happened just after a bend in the track that may have reduced the operator’s visibility down the track. A full investigation is ...

The Yellow Line remains closed more than three weeks ... It happened just after a bend in the track that may have reduced the operator’s visibility down the track. A full investigation is ...

The Chicago Transit Authority has released video from inside the Yellow Line train that collided with a piece of snow ...

The collision occurred just after a bend that may have reduced the operator’s visibility down the track. Damage to the Yellow Line train and other CTA equipment was estimated at $8.7 million ...

A federal investigation into a CTA Yellow Line crash has found the transit agency disabled one automatic braking feature on the popular model of railcar involved, contributing to the 2023 collision.

Metro announced the delays on the Blue and Yellow lines just before 2:45 p.m. in a post on X. When temperatures rise, metal rails can expand, creating a bend or kink in the track, Metro explained.