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Pace launches ReVision plan to expand service into rural McHenry communities

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What happened

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Pace debuted its ReVision plan, a strategy designed to transform suburban bus service across its six-county region. The plan includes expanding routes into rural McHenry communities and strengthening connections with Metra. Officials stated that every county in Pace’s service area would receive at least a 45% increase in service, with a goal of 50% overall growth in bus service.

From chicagotribune.com

Why it matters

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The ReVision plan aims to increase ridership by increasing bus frequency and reducing transit deserts in far-flung communities. By improving regional transit connectivity, the plan could drive higher demand for Metra services into Chicago.

From chicagotribune.com

Who's involved

  • PaceSuburban bus agency implementing the ReVision plan to expand routes.
  • MetraSuburban railway operator collaborating with Pace to strengthen regional connections.
  • McHenryRural community receiving expanded bus service routes from Pace.

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The entities involved

  • Pace

    historic business based in the United Kingdom

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  • Metra

    suburban railway operator in the Chicago, Illinois metropolitan area

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  • McHenry

    city in Illinois, United States

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