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Figure the cost of your ride on any train or bus right here. To calculate one-way fares enter your destination into trip planner. Prices may vary between regular and reduced cash fares.


Transferring between modes?
-Metra Fare Media - A Link-Up Sticker or Metra/Pace
PlusBus can discount your fare when transferring from Metra to and from CTA/Pace.

-CTA Fare Media - A CTA Transit Card or CTA Chicago Card is required to transfer from CTA to and from CTA/Pace.

-Pace Fare Media - Transferring between Pace vehicles is allowed with a fare card.  A CTA Transit Card or CTA Chicago Card is required to transfer from Pace to and from CTA.

Note: Cash transfers are no longer accepted.
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Explore the RTA's network of CTA trains and buses, Metra trains and Pace buses.

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    RTA and CMAP Solicit Applications for 2014 Call for Projects

    The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) and Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) are issuing a joint Call for Projects for the RTA’s Community Planning program and CMAP’s Local Technical Assistance (LTA) Program.  While the RTA and CMAP both have separate technical assistance programs, applicants are now able to apply for both programs by using one application.  Through this coordination, the RTA and CMAP are able to offer planning and implementation assistance to an expanded base of eligible applicants, align all efforts with the GO TO 2040 Plan and provide interagency expertise, technical assistance and capacity.  A powerpoint of the recently held webinar, program guide, and application are available here.

    All applications are due by June 26, 2013 at noon. Learn more about the RTA’s Community Planning program.  For more information on CMAP’s LTA Program visit www.cmap.illinois.gov/lta.

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