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SouthWest Service
to Antioch to Big Timber Road to Fox Lake 0 mi Union Station Blue Blue 14th Street Yard Dearborn Station RI to LaSalle St. St. Charles Air Line BNSF to Aurora South Branch Chicago River Orange to the Loop HC to Joliet Orange to Midway I-55 I-90 / I-94 47th Street to Michigan, New York, Miami & Boston Englewood Green future RI Connection to RI to New York Halsted Racine Ashland CSX Transportation Western Avenue Belt Railway of Chicago 11.5 mi 18.5 km Wrightwood BNSF Railway 12.2 mi 19.6 km Ashburn 14.7 mi 23.7 km Oak Lawn Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad 16.6 mi 26.7 km Chicago Ridge I-294 17.8 mi 28.6 km Worth 18.6 mi 29.9 km Palos Heights Cal-Sag Channel 19.8 mi 31.9 km Palos Park Southmore 23.0 mi 37 km Orland Park 143rd Street 25.2 mi 40.6 km Orland Park 153rd Street 28.7 mi 46.2 km Orland Park 179th Street Orland Park Coach Yard I-80 RI to Joliet Steele Old Plank Road Trail Brisbane EJ&E Railway 35.4 mi 57 km Laraway Road 40.3 mi 64.9 km Manhattan Manhattan Coach Yard Wauponsee Glacial Trail

SouthWest Service
Blue to O'Hare to Forest Park LaSalle 0 mi LaSalle Street Red to Howard IC West to Randolph Street Amtrak to Carbondale & New Orleans IC West to Addison Amtrak to Union Station Green to Harlem/​Lake Orange to the Loop Orange to Midway I-55 3.2 mi 5.1 km 35th Street Chicago "L" Stock Yards branch 47th Street Yard and Shops Green to Cottage Grove Green to Ashland/​63rd Amtrak to Michigan, Miami, New York, and Boston 6.7 mi 10.8 km Englewood Red to 95th/​Dan Ryan │ I-90 / I-94 7.2 mi 11.6 km Normal Park 7.8 mi 12.6 km Hamilton Park RI to Chicago to New York SWS to Manhattan

Background (ICC Termination Act)

In 1887, President Grover Cleveland signed the Interstate Commerce Act of 1887, creating the Interstate Commerce Commission. The creation of a regulatory agency came as a result of public resentment, especially from farmers, on monopolistic practices by large railroad companies. In the decades that follow, the scope of the ICC grew beyond the railroad industry.