Service Overview of Pace Route 357
Route 357 runs along Lincoln Highway‚ serving key stops from Lawrence Manor to the Metra station․ Buses stop only at posted stops‚ turn around on the south side of the Metra station‚ and connect to Metra Electric trains․ download schedule is available now!!!
Wheelchair Accessibility Features
All Pace 357 buses are wheelchair‑equipped‚ featuring low floors‚ ramps‚ and designated spaces․ Passengers can board at any posted stop‚ and staff assist when needed․ The route’s consistent accessibility supports independent travel for all riders!!!
All Buses Equipped for Wheelchair Users
All Pace 357 buses are designed to accommodate passengers who use wheelchairs․ Each vehicle features a low‑floor entrance that eliminates the need for steps‚ allowing a wheelchair to roll directly onto the bus․ A retractable ramp is mounted on the front door and can be deployed in less than ten seconds‚ providing a smooth transition for riders who need assistance; Inside‚ a dedicated wheelchair space is located near the front of the vehicle and is marked with a clear‚ visible sign․ The space is wide enough to fit most standard wheelchairs and is equipped with a secure tie‑down system to keep the wheelchair in place during the ride․ The driver is trained to assist passengers with mobility devices‚ ensuring that the ramp is lowered‚ the wheelchair is secured‚ and the passenger is safely seated․ The entire fleet of 357 buses is maintained to meet the latest ADA standards‚ and the route’s schedule PDF is updated regularly to reflect any changes in service or stops․ Riders can download the PDF from the Pace website or from the Ventra app‚ where they will find a complete list of all stops‚ frequencies‚ and accessibility features for each vehicle․ This commitment to accessibility ensures that every rider on Route 357 can travel with confidence and ease‚ no matter their mobility needs․ Enjoy a smooth ride today! !! Safe All․!
Fare Guide and Current Rates
Check the Pace Fare Guide for now fares‚ passes․ Purchase tickets at ventrachicago․com or call 877‑NOW‑VENTRA․ The Route 357 schedule PDF lists all fare options and is available for download․ Enjoy today‚ hassle‑free travel!
Consult the Pace Fare Guide for Updated Fares
To stay informed about the latest pricing for Route 357‚ riders should consult the official Pace Fare Guide․ The guide‚ available online and in PDF form‚ details base fares‚ reduced rates for seniors and students‚ and any special promotions currently in effect․ It also explains the rules for transfers between Pace buses and Metra Electric trains‚ including the 30‑minute transfer window that allows a free ride on a connecting service․ For passengers purchasing multi‑day passes‚ the guide lists the daily‚ weekly‚ and monthly options and the corresponding costs․ Additionally‚ the guide outlines any restrictions that may apply‚ as the requirement that a valid Ventra card be used for all electronic fare payments․ Riders can access the guide by visiting ventrachicago․com‚ selecting the “Fares” section‚ and downloading the most recent PDF․ Alternatively‚ the guide can be obtained by calling 877‑NOW‑VENTRA‚ where a customer service representative will provide the latest fare information and answer any questions about payment methods or eligibility for discounts․ Keeping the Fare Guide handy ensures that travelers can plan their trips efficiently‚ avoid unexpected charges‚ and take advantage of any available savings on Route 357․ The PDF schedule lists the departure times for each stop‚ making it easier to plan your commuteOK!!
Ticket Purchase via Ventra
The PDF schedule is downloadable from the Pace website‚ listing all stops and times․ With the Ventra app‚ you can view real‑time bus locations and receive alerts for delays․ Tap your Ventra card when boarding and ride safely!?
Use ventrachicago․com or Call 877-NOW-VENTRA
To buy a ticket for Route 357‚ go to ventrachicago․com․ Log in or create an account‚ then select the fare type—single‑ride‚ daily pass‚ or monthly subscription․ Pay with a credit card‚ debit card‚ or PayPal‚ and the fare loads instantly to your Ventra wallet․ If you prefer in‑person purchase‚ use a Ventra kiosk at any Pace terminal or the Metra station; attendants will help you load the fare․ For assistance‚ call 877‑NOW‑VENTRA․ The line is open Monday–Friday‚ 7 a․m․–7 p․m․‚ and offers support in English‚ Spanish‚ and other languages․ Operators can troubleshoot card issues‚ explain fare rules‚ and guide you on using the Ventra app to track your balance and view upcoming bus schedules․ The app also sends push notifications when the next Route 357 bus is approaching your stop‚ ensuring you never miss a ride․ If you need a hard copy of the schedule‚ download the PDF from the Pace website; it is updated weekly and includes all times‚ stops‚ and temporary changes․ With these tools‚ traveling on Route 357 is convenient‚ efficient‚ and accessible․ Remember that you can also add a Ventra card to the mobile app for tap‑on boarding‚ and the app keeps your balance updated after each trip․ For riders who need assistance‚ the Ventra support team can walk you through setting up a contactless card and troubleshooting payment issues‚ ensuring a smooth experience every time you board․ daily‚ weekly․!
Posted Stops Policy on Route 357
Route 357 follows a strict posted‑stop policy․ Buses halt only at officially marked stops with Pace “stop” signs․ Passengers must board and alight at these points; the bus will not stop for riders off‑route․ The policy ensures on‑time service and prevents delays from unscheduled stops․ All stops are clearly identified on the route map and on the bus․ Drivers announce each stop before arrival․ Wheelchair users receive brief pauses for safe boarding․ Riders not at a posted stop must wait for the next bus or use a nearby stop․ The rule applies to all service times‚ including peak and off‑peak․ For questions about a specific stop or to report a missing stop‚ contact Pace at 877‑NOW‑VENTRA or visit the Pace website․ The posted‑stop policy is part of Pace’s commitment to reliable‚ efficient transit for the Chicago community․ The official PDF schedule lists every stop in order and the corresponding times․ Riders are encouraged to review the schedule before traveling to ensure they are at the correct stop․ This approach keeps the route running smoothly and reduces wait times for all passengers․ The posted‑stop rule is key to Route 357’s operational strategy‚ ensuring safe and reliable service․ For more details‚ consult the official Pace documentation or the online schedule download․ Route 357 runs daily‚ with frequent service during peak hours‚ ensuring timely connections․ now․
Turnaround Point at the South Side of Metra Station
Route 357’s turnaround is on the south side of the Metra station‚ a dedicated loop that lets the bus reverse direction smoothly․ The loop is marked with a “Pace” stop sign and a “Turnaround” sign‚ so drivers and passengers know exactly where the bus will pause․ Buses enter the loop from the inbound lane‚ stop at the designated point‚ and then exit onto the outbound lane heading northbound․ The loop’s design accommodates the bus’s length‚ preventing obstruction of the station platform or nearby traffic․ Drivers pause at the turnaround to secure the bus‚ check for passengers‚ and ensure all doors are closed before reversing․ Passengers must remain inside the bus during the turnaround; the bus will not stop for them at this point․ The turnaround location is listed on the official PDF schedule and is included in the online route map․ This design reduces delays and improves overall travel time for riders․ Passengers can rely on the consistent turnaround schedule for timely arrivals․ For questions about the turnaround or to report an issue‚ contact Pace customer service at 877‑NOW‑VENTRA or visit the Pace website․ The turnaround point remains a key feature of the route’s operational efficiency and ensures seamless transfers daily․
Connection to Metra Electric District Trains
Route 357 links to Metra Electric trains at south side station․ Buses stop at platform for transfers quick․ Check schedules for timing․ Passengers can board alight at same spot․ The link is for commuters !
Key Metra Stations Served by Route 357
Route 357 links to key Metra Electric stations‚ enabling smooth transfers:
- Lincoln Park Station – Major hub with multiple platforms‚ ticket office‚ and parking․ Real‑time arrival displays and a sheltered waiting area make transfers convenient․
- Southside Station – Southern terminus with a sheltered bus bay‚ ticket kiosk‚ and easy access to the Metra platform․ Quick boarding and alighting for riders․
- Harlem Avenue Station – Mid‑route stop with ADA‑compliant elevators‚ real‑time arrival displays‚ and a dedicated waiting area․ It serves local residents and connects seamlessly to the Metra Electric line’s intermediate services․ and shops nearby․?
- Oak Park Station – Near downtown‚ offers quick bus‑to‑train transfers‚ a sheltered waiting area‚ and real‑time arrival info․ Popular for commuters heading to the city center․
- Glenwood Station – Northern terminus with a park‑and‑ride lot‚ dedicated bus stop‚ and a ticketing kiosk․ The station’s layout supports efficient transfers to the Metra Electric line’s northern services․
These stops maximize connectivity and reduce transfer times for Pace riders․ All stops are wheelchair accessible․!!
Temporary Modified Schedule Alerts
Temporary schedule changes may affect Route 357․ Check the Pace Fare Guide for updates‚ or visit ventrachicago․com․ Buses stop only at posted stops‚ turn around at the Metra station south side‚ and connect to Metra trains․ Stay informed! Check alerts daily app!․
Check for TBA Route 356‚ 357 Alerts
When planning a trip on Route 357‚ it’s essential to stay informed about any temporary changes that may affect your travel time․ Pace routinely issues “To Be Announced” (TBA) notices for both Route 356 and Route 357 when construction‚ detours‚ or special events require adjustments to the standard schedule․ These alerts are posted on the official Pace website and can also be found in the Pace mobile app under the “Alerts” tab․ The TBA information includes the date and time of the change‚ the affected stops‚ and any alternative routing that may be in place․ If you rely on a specific stop or a tight connection‚ it’s a good idea to check the alert status at least 24 hours before departure․ In addition‚ Pace provides a real‑time bus tracker that updates the current position of the vehicle‚ allowing you to see if a delay has already begun․ For travelers who prefer a paper reference‚ the downloadable PDF schedule for Route 357 lists a note that TBA alerts may override the printed times․ By reviewing the TBA updates regularly‚ you can adjust your departure time or choose a nearby stop that remains on schedule‚ ensuring a smoother commute․ You can also subscribe to email alerts or follow Pace on social media for instant updates․ Check the Pace website daily for the latest info
Offline PDF Map and Schedule Availability
Download the official PDF map and schedule for Route 357 to plan your trip offline․ The file includes all stops‚ times‚ and route details․ Save it to your phone or print it for quick reference․ No internet needed—just open the PDF whenever you need it․ for daily use
Download PDF for Offline Use
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Live Tracking and Route Planning with Moovit
Moovit offers real‑time tracking‚ route planning‚ and live directions for Pace Route 357․ Use the app to view bus locations‚ estimated arrival times‚ and optimal routes to your destination․ Stay updated on schedule changes and alerts․ Download the PDFfor offline now
Get Real-Time Bus Tracker and Directions
Moovit’s real‑time tracker for Pace Route 357 lets riders see each bus’s exact position on a live map‚ receive instant arrival estimates at every posted stop‚ and get step‑by‑step navigation from your current location to the next 357 stop․ The app automatically updates routes when traffic or service changes occur‚ ensuring you always have the most accurate path․ By selecting “Directions” you can choose walking‚ biking‚ or transit options‚ and the system will calculate the quickest way to board a 357 bus‚ including transfer times to Metra Electric trains․ Additionally‚ Moovit’s offline PDF feature allows you to download a printable schedule and route map‚ so you can plan your trip even without internet access․ The platform also alerts you to any temporary schedule modifications or TBA route changes‚ keeping you informed of disruptions that may affect your travel plans․ With these tools‚ commuters can confidently navigate the 357 line‚ optimize transfer times‚ and reduce wait times by staying connected to real‑time bus data and comprehensive route guidance․
For commuters who prefer a‚ the downloadable PDF includes a timetable‚ route diagram‚ and key stop information․ It also lists any known service disruptions and provides guidance on how to plan transfers to Metra Electric lines ensuring a smooth journey․