"The budget, bolstered by new state funding from recently enacted legislation, supports expanded service, new sustainable technology, and continued affordability for riders across the six-county region,"
"Thanks to the leadership of our state partners and the commitment of our Board, this budget positions Pace to grow service, embrace innovation, and continue delivering safe, affordable, and reliable transportation to our riders,"
"Meanwhile, the addition of our new hybrid bus is another step toward a more sustainable future for suburban transit."
"With its 2026 budget in place, Pace is moving forward with projects that strengthen accessibility, enhance environmental stewardship, and deliver more convenient travel options for suburban riders. At the same meeting, Pace unveiled its newest hybrid electric bus, underscoring the agency's ongoing investment in cleaner, greener transit options that reduce emissions and modernize the suburban bus fl"
Pace approved its 2026 Operating Budget, Two-Year Financial Plan, and Five-Year Capital Program supported by $18.9 million from Illinois Senate Bill 2111. The plan holds fares steady with the standard cash fare at $2.25 ($2 with Ventra) and funds the Regional Accessibility Program and Taxi Access Program through 2026. Service levels will increase by nearly 10% in suburban bus service and expand On Demand offerings across six counties to improve first-mile/last-mile connections. The ReVision Plan will guide service enhancements such as bus-on-shoulder operations, new rapid transit corridors, and higher frequency, alongside investments in hybrid electric buses to reduce emissions.
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