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The new collaboration with College of DuPage creates a fast path to employment by helping qualified applicants obtain their CDL permit through a customized two-week program before beginning paid training with Pace.
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The changes are the latest in a series of initiatives introduced in the past month in support of the Meeting the Moment: Transforming CTA’s Post-Pandemic Future Action Plan, which was unveiled in August.
Read More →The technology behind this service will allow riders to plan entire trips — both Metro Micro and their bus or train ride — in real-time using a single mobile app, internet browser, or Metro’s call center.
Read More →Critics said doing away with the city's bus service would impede their ability to get to school and jobs.
Read More →A campus shuttle ran over a student who was crossing the street against a “Don’t Walk” sign. The bus driver claimed to not to have seen the student. A campus spokesperson said that the university should focus on adding crosswalks and signage along streets with heavy foot traffic.
Read More →The bus will be tested for one year and address environmental concerns.
Read More →Every year since 1995, METRO has been the main sponsor of BusCon, a unique bus exposition for public and private operators.
Read More →The white bus with no identification markings was carrying about 30 people from Southern California to the Sacramento area when it struck a large pole, which appeared to have torn through the center of the bus, splitting the front half nearly down the middle.
Read More →The new facility will accommodate up to 45 buses and provide cost savings for the agency, with less buses having to travel to an alternate facility.
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