Pace rides higher in 1994 after two year dip
Pace annual ridership climbs to more than 38.6 million in 1994, the fourth highest in a decade, ending a two-year decline. Fare hikes of 1994 preceded gains as Pace’s Southwest Division leads with a 13.2 percent rise, boosted by CTA connections and expanded Blue Line service. Pace South carried 6.30 million passengers, Pace Southwest 2.83 million, while satellite carriers varied. VIP program soars 60.3 percent. paratransit slips 0.8 percent. Pace forecasts 1995 gains amid ECO mandates and new Northwest Transportation Center in Schaumburg.
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