Articles filed under Pace
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What would the $2 trillion infrastructure plan do for the suburbs?
Apr 19, 2021 11:29 AM - The White House is pushing a $2 trillion infrastructure plan that ranges from repaving roads to delivering high-speed internet to promoting an electric car boom. What could it mean for the suburbs?
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COVID-19 relief will give $1.5B to transit. How much will go to Metra, Pace, CTA?
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You can comment on RTA's plan to shift a bigger share of COVID relief to CTA
Feb 18, 2021 8:18 PM - A one-time exception is how Regional Transportation Authority leaders on Thursday characterized a plan to channel to the CTA a portion of federal COVID-19 relief dollars that typically would go to Metra and Pace. -
Metra leaders upset by plan to give CTA a bigger share of COVID-19 relief
Feb 17, 2021 7:53 PM - A new Regional Transportation Authority formula to distribute federal COVID-19 relief funds raised Metra directors' hackles Wednesday after learning the plan will give a chunk of the rail agency's traditional share to the Chicago Transit Authority. -
Pace navigating pandemic and 'hardest' budget ever
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Pace driver and his Route 604 passengers are safely riding out the pandemic
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What riders with disabilities fear and want from public transit in COVID-19 era
Jun 22, 2020 5:30 AM - When your hands are your eyes, how do you protect yourself from COVID-19 germs on transit? One visually impaired rider worries about taking Metra, while another wants her Pace bus back. -
Metra service will be back with reduced routes Wednesday
Jun 2, 2020 8:28 PM - As a sign of possible normalization after several days of turmoil, Metra trains will run again Wednesday but on modified schedules. -
Pace service suspended at 7 p.m.; Metra won't run Tuesday
Jun 1, 2020 7:46 PM - Pace service is expected to resume Tuesday morning but Metra trains will not operate following a weekend of protests and violence. -
Don't expect public transit to bounce back to 'normal' when COVID-19 retreats
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