Intermodal & Burns
LED signage flashing their destinations, the endpoints of the current M-Line, Milwaukee "Hop" streetcars 03 and 02 rest at the system's carbarn at Vel Phillips & Clybourn, directly underneath I-794. Not only is this an efficient use of space, but the freeway above provides some protection from the elements, allowing some cars to be stored outside- it was a stormy evening in this case. It's a little historical irony that this facility is only a block away from the site of the North Shore Line's famous terminal at 6th & Clybourn- today occupied by a parking garage.
Intermodal & Burns
LED signage flashing their destinations, the endpoints of the current M-Line, Milwaukee "Hop" streetcars 03 and 02 rest at the system's carbarn at Vel Phillips & Clybourn, directly underneath I-794. Not only is this an efficient use of space, but the freeway above provides some protection from the elements, allowing some cars to be stored outside- it was a stormy evening in this case. It's a little historical irony that this facility is only a block away from the site of the North Shore Line's famous terminal at 6th & Clybourn- today occupied by a parking garage.