News Jefferson Park

O’Hare bound Blue Line trains delayed

By Taylor Hartz

O’Hare bound blue line trains were experiencing significant delays Monday morning.

Trains were standing near Jefferson Park due to a mechanical problem, according to the Chicago Transit Authority.

Trains were moving and normal service was being restored, said the CTA.

Passengers are encouraged to allow extra travel time.

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