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WEBA government agency created by the State of Illinois to coordinate the Chicago region’s transit system, oversee its financing with transparency and accountability, and plan for a future with adequate, accessible, and equitable public transportation for the six counties of Northeastern Illinois.
Fair Transit Access | Regional Transportation Authority
WEBThe RTA offers reduced fare and free rides to eligible seniors, residents with disabilities, and military personal for the entire Chicago region.
Access Pilot Program - Regional Transportation Authority
WEBThe program will run from Feb. 1, 2024 to July 31, 2025. The Access Pilot Program is an 18-month expansion of the RTA's current Ride Free and Reduced Fare programs, which will continue to be available to older adults and individuals with disabilities. APPLY NOW.
RTA
WEBRTA Ride Free, Reduced Fare, or ADA Paratransit Permit.
Reduced Fare & Free Ride Programs - Chicago Transit Authority
WEBSeniors, aged 65 or older: If you are an Illinois resident, and currently enrolled in the Illinois Department on Aging’s Benefit Access Program, you are eligible for free transit on fixed routes operated by the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), Metra and Pace.
Unlimited Ride Passes - Fares - CTA - Chicago Transit Authority
WEBYou can enjoy unlimited rides on all CTA buses and trains with our 1-Day, 3-day, 7-day or 30-day unlimited-ride passes. Your pass activates the first time you use it and is good for the full length of time from that moment.
Fare Information - CTA - Chicago Transit Authority
WEBVentra Cards are used with transit value and passes for regular fares and transfers. Fare you load to your Ventra Card's transit account can be seen and managed at vending machines, online, in the Ventra app and by phone.
Home Page | Ventra
WEBVentra is the easy and convenient way to pay for transit in Chicago. Explore the benefits of Ventra Card, Tickets, App and more on the home page.
RTA Reduced & Ride Free Fare Programs | Pace Suburban Bus
WEBReduced Fares. RTA-issued reduced fare permits allow seniors and people with qualifying disabilities to ride certain services on Pace, CTA and Metra at a reduced rate if they present a valid permit when paying. Reduced fares are also available to children aged 7 to 11 as well as grade school, middle school, and high school students aged 12–20 ...
Riders - Regional Transportation Authority
WEBLearn how to navigate the CTA’s 127 bus routes within the City of Chicago and eight rapid transit routes with 145 stations in Chicago and more than 30 suburbs, Metra’s 11 commuter rail lines with 243 stations, and Pace’s suburban bus service in 284 communities.