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What's New at Pace?
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The Pace Board of Directors is calling on anyone interested in volunteering their time to guide the administration of transit service for people with disabilities
to apply to serve on one of two advisory committees. One committee will focus on service within Chicago, while a second will direct its attention to the suburbs. Meetings
will take place on a quarterly basis.
A majority of the members on each committee will be eligible for paratransit service, but all are welcome to apply. Applications will also be mailed to all registered
paratransit customers and distributed at disability workshops and other advocacy organizations, as well as on paratransit vehicles in late February or early March.
Applications may be submitted at any time, however the Board will begin appointing members on April 1, so interested parties should apply as soon as possible.
The application is available for download here.
Pace ADA Advisory Committee Application (MS Word Format).
Instructions for submitting the application are found on the last page.
The bylaws for each committee, approved by the Pace Board, are also available for download:
Pace ADA Advisory Committee Bylaws (MS Word Format)
The suburban committee bylaws begin on page one of the attached document; the bylaws for the Chicago committee begin on page three.
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'Shrink Your Commuting Costs' at
PaceRideShare.com
Are gas prices putting a strain on your budget? Visit PaceRideShare.com to shrink your commuting costs.
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PaceRideShare.com is Northeastern Illinois’ carpool and vanpool matching website. It’s free and easy to use. Simply enter your workday commute information and receive
a list of other commuters with similar trips that you can contact by email.
Your personal information is kept private, as recipients see only your first name and approximate start and end points.
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Once you’ve joined a carpool or vanpool, the Pace RideShare web site calculates the money you’re saving and your air pollution reductions.
So help the environment, reduce traffic congestion, and save money by carpooling or vanpooling. Visit PaceRideShare.com today!
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An email subscription service is now available to our customers. This notification system allows customers to subscribe to specific information based entirely on their needs
(such as routes, schedules, fares and other rider information), and receive real-time updates once information is made available.
E-mail notifications are sent automatically to subscribers when new information is posted to Pace’s website. Pace will provide passengers with current and up-to-date information
about issues that affect their trips on public transportation.
To learn more or to subscribe please click here.
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Pace Urges Riders Transferring to CTA to
"Buy a Transit Card or Bus Pass"
CTA no longer accepts any paper transfers.
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For more details on Pace, CTA or Metra services call:
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Pace advises riders who use CTA to buy a transit card or bus pass.
Cash paying riders will need to pay another fare to board CTA buses or trains. More Info
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As public transit makes significant strides in the 21st century the Pace newsletter, Moving
Forward, is designed to keep you informed of the agency’s happenings and some of the latest initiatives in suburban transportation.
To receive the newsletter, please sign up and the latest edition will be delivered each week via e-mail.” Please feel free
to forward this resource to others or use it to promote Pace services to friends, co-workers and constituents. Comments, questions and ideas are always welcome.
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