Kennedy Expressway Reconstruction Causes Traffic Headaches for Chicago Commuters
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The Kennedy Expressway in Chicago has begun a three-year reconstruction project, causing added congestion and train delays. The project will involve demolishing and replacing bridges along the expressway, with closures extending to Hubbard's Cave by the end of the week. Commuters are advised to find alternative means of travel or adjust work hours, and Metra plans to add 12 trains to its weekday service lineup.
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