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1 Office of Railroad, Pipeline & Hazardous Materials Investigations Emergency Response

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7 Topics Train Location Emergency call boxes Emergency lights and announcements

8 Train Location Emergency responders did not have specific information about the location of the train Emergency responders were directed to the following locations: – Clark/Lake station – Grand/Milwaukee station – 300 North Clinton Street emergency exit Tunnel station numbers were spray painted onto the tunnel walls

9 Emergency Call Boxes

10 Emergency Lights and Announcements

11 Draft Conclusion Because a train indication system had not been installed on the Dearborn Subway and the Chicago Transit Authority’s control center could not identify the location of an emergency call box used to report the accident, the specific location of train 220 could not be determined, which delayed the emergency response and the activation of emergency exit lights and announcements at the closest accessible emergency exit.

12 Postaccident Actions The CTA had installed a train indication system on some of its lines Revised emergency response maps have been distributed Reflective station signs displaying the track station number are being installed

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