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Winter Weather Travel on Pace

When winter weather strikes, extra preparation can ensure a comfortable ride on Pace.
When winter weather strikes, extra preparation can ensure a comfortable ride on Pace.
When winter weather strikes, there are several things each rider can do to make transit commuting easier.

Like all traffic, buses frequently experience delays because of road conditions and increased congestion. Passengers may wish consider using Pace's WebWatch application to access real-time predictions of bus arrivals in order to minimize exposure to the cold.

WebWatch features a mobile edition that's easy to use while on the go, and an accessible text-based version that's compatible with screen reading software.

Being prepared is simply the best way to make winter commuting more comfortable. Extra layers of clothing and boots are essential to remaining warm during cold weather. Passengers should allow extra time to walk to their bus stop, as sidewalks may not have been cleared. When boarding and alighting buses, be cautious and use handrails to avoid falls.

The Active Transportation Alliance is campaigning to increase awareness of the need to clear sidewalks of snow and ice for pedestrians. The initiative encourages residents to contact local officials to encourage ordinances requiring snow removal from sidewalks. More information is available at www.activetrans.org/shovel.

 

What's New at Pace?

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 »  Paratransit Pick Up/Drop Off Points at Popular Destinations
 »  Office of Executive Inspector General Provides Oversight
 »  Express Service to Allstate Arena

Chicago ADA Service
For more information, call
1-800-606-1282

 (TTY 888-847-0093).

Chicago ADA Bulletin

To schedule trips:

Service Area 1 (South Zone -
71st St. south to Sibley)
   Voice ----866-926-9631
   TTY -----866-764-1134

Service Area 2 (Central  Zone - between 71st St and Fullerton)
   Voice --- 866-926-9632
   TTY -----866-764-1135

Service Area 3 (North Zone - Fullerton north to Central)
   Voice --- 866-926-9633
   TTY ---- 866-764-1136

Unsure what Service Area to call? Click here or call 1-800-606-1282 for help.

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