Dial-a-Ride program for all township residents, reduced fare for qualified riders to any location in Wayne and Bloomingdale townships. Rides given to multiple locations including Marianjoy Physical Therapy, College of DuPage, DuPage County Complex, Central DuPage Hospital and others.

Home Free Program provides free bus tickets home to family or to a shelter for qualified youth.

Wheelchair accessible transportation for seniors in DuPage County. Can travel outside of DuPage County and throughout Chicago area.

Free rides on fixed-route transit systems through the Seniors Ride Free Transit Benefit and the Persons with Disabilities Ride Free Transit Benefit programs.

Ride DuPage: curb-to-curb transportation service from home to any location within DuPage County for older adults 65 years and older.

Rides for older adults and people with disabilities living in DuPage County. Re-registration is required annually.

Transportation to and from medical, dental, vision and hearing appointments. Vehicles are not wheelchair accessible. An optional fee is suggested for each ride. A maximum of 2 round-trip medical appointment rides allowed in a week.

Provides gas cards to purchase fuel for automobiles.

ADA Paratransit and Dial-a-Ride are run by private or public contractors. Reservations can be made starting on Thursday for the following week. You may also book with at least one day’s notice, or as directed by Pace. Same-day rides may be allowed only if there’s room in the schedule, and they are not guaranteed.

Ride DuPage Program: Subsidized local transportation assistance to medical appointments or medical consultations for older adults and those living with disabilities.

Provides assistance to pay bus fare to VA medical centers.

Ride DuPage program for residents 65 years and older

Free commercial airline flights to sick children and their families in need of life-saving medical care not found in their local communities.

Helps people share rides (carpool) or ride together more formally in vans (vanpool) instead of driving alone. Pace provides the van, maintenance, insurance, and gas for vanpools.

Transportation program to provide eligible seniors with rides to essential services such as medical care and grocery shopping during posted hours. Last pickup is at 2:30pm.

Provides scheduled rides for people whose disabilities prevent them from using regular bus or train services. Additional accessible options include fixed-route buses with ramps and announcements, Dial-a-Ride and On-Demand services, and discounted taxi or rideshare programs. ADA-certified riders may also ride Pace fixed-route buses for free by showing their ADA Paratransit ID card.

Administrative Entity that oversees programs for families and individuals in crisis. Services and resources delivered out of this location include rental assistance, food, transportation assistance, medication, and clothing assistance to those who demonstrate a need. Also provides immigrant-related services and support in goal planning and assistance in accessing available resources. Services can be provided over the phone, through email, virtually and in person.

Provides assistance to pay automotive bills.

Door-to-door, reduced fare transportation for older adults and those with a Disability RTA Reduced Fare Card.

Processes applications for door-to-door shared ride service for riders with a disability who are not able to use public transportation with fixed routes.

Limited assistance with gas money.

Ride DuPage provides curb-to-curb transportation service from home to any location within DuPage County for those living with disabilities.

Regional Transit Authority (RTA) reduced ride card applications for eligible residents.

Registration for Ride DuPage and Reduced Fare RTA/Pace/Metra programs for residents with disabilities and older adults.

Ride DuPage provides transportation for eligibility residents from their home to any location in DuPage County