The longtime Ride in Kane Program has transitioned to a new, countywide Coordinated Ride model, to make it easier for riders to register, schedule trips and access transportation. The enhanced program features one system, one set of rules and the same travel destinations for all eligible residents across Kane County.
Under the new coordinated system, Pace Suburban Bus will continue operating the dial-a-ride service but will now manage a single rider registration system and a centralized call center. This provides riders with one place to register and schedule their rides.
Ride in Kane provides 24/7 curb-to-curb transportation for eligible Kane County residents:
•Seniors (65+) and individuals with disabilities
Travel anywhere within Kane County and to municipalities partially within the county. Trips beginning or ending outside Kane County must start or finish within the county.
•Veterans
Travel to approved locations, including the Hoffman Estates VA Clinic, Aurora Veterans Clinic, Veterans Treatment Court (Kane County Judicial Center), Aurora Vet Center
Fares:
$5 per trip (first 10 miles)
$2 per additional mile
Payment accepted via Ventra at the time of reservation or exact cash onboard
Program Highlights
•All vehicles are wheelchair accessible
•Shared-ride service; other passengers may be picked up or dropped off during your trip
•Curb-to-curb service; drivers do not escort riders outside the vehicle or carry packages
•One personal care attendant allowed per rider
•Riders under age 16 must be accompanied by an adult
For more information, visit www.kdot.kanecountyil.gov/RIK, 630-762-2600, RideInKane@KaneCountyIL.gov.
—Kane County government