About RTA Rider Resources NOTE: The COVID-19 pandemic has necessitated changes to RTA customer service offices and availability. Click here for updates on RTA-managed ridership programs. Comments, questions, or concerns about these RTA programs? Click here to contact us. To complement transit operations of the CTA, Metra, and Pace, the RTA provides a number of services in the following three categories: Accessible Transit Programs. The RTA operates programs to assist riders with disabilities and older adults in obtaining the resources needed to travel independently throughout the RTA’s six-county region. The Accessible Transit Programs section includes details about how to get certified for ADA paratransit and how to get FREE help from the Mobility Management Program, which educates customers on their transit options. Discounted Fare Programs. The RTA, CTA, Metra and Pace offer various programs to help reduce the cost of transit expenses for eligible seniors, persons with disabilities, Medicare card holders, and military personnel. Visit our Discounted Fare Programs section to learn about eligibility requirements. Transit Benefit Program. At MyTransitBenefit.com, the RTA allows riders to pay their transit fares with pre-tax dollars. Learn more about how employers and employees can take advantage of these significant savings. Rider Resources Plan Your Trip Accessible Transit Programs Discounted Fare Programs Transit Benefit Program Follow us on social media facebook twitter linkedin Instagram youtube Popular links Riding CTA Buses & Trains Riding Metra Trains Riding Pace Bus Paying For Your Ride Accessibility Transit lines CTA Metra Pace Policy Careers Contact Privacy Policy Whistle Blower Policy Copyright © 2021 Regional Transportation Authority. All Rights Reserved.

About RTA Riding Pace Buses The destination sign above the bus windshield shows the route number, route name, and destination. Pace bus stops are marked with signs similar to the one pictured here. In Chicago, drivers will only stop at these marked stops. On many routes in the suburbs, a Pace bus will stop at any safe location along the route - just signal (or flag) the driver to indicate that you want to board. Pay your exact fare into the fare box. If you have purchased a reloadable VentraTM Card or are using a personal contactless bankcard, simply tap your card on the reader and board the bus. VentraTM Cards can be loaded with value using the Ventra App. For more information about Pace Bus services visit their website at pacebus.com. Pace Bus Schedules Pace Bus Tracker Travel Tips Plan Your Trip Riding CTA Buses and Trains Riding Metra Trains Riding Pace Buses Paying for Your Ride Accessibility Bikes on Transit Frequently Asked Questions Follow us on social media facebook twitter linkedin Instagram youtube Popular links Riding CTA Buses & Trains Riding Metra Trains Riding Pace Bus Paying For Your Ride Accessibility Transit lines CTA Metra Pace Policy Careers Contact Privacy Policy Whistle Blower Policy Copyright © 2021 Regional Transportation Authority. All Rights Reserved.