Archer Avenue reopens after police respond to vehicle hit by train near Midway
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CHICAGO - Archer Avenue reopened to traffic after police responded to a vehicle hit by a freight train Tuesday morning near Kolmar Avenue.
Normal service of the No. 63 Archer bus resumed at 9 a.m., according to the Chicago Transit Authority.
Authorities responded to a call of a vehicle hit by a train about 6:43 a.m. near Archer and Kolmar avenues, according to Chicago police.
Canadian Pacific Railway, which operates trains on that line, did not immediately return a request for details.
The fire department did not transport anyone with injuries, according to spokesman Larry Merritt.