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CTA expressly reserves the right to make changes to the Transfer Card Regulations at any time without advance notice. Use of a Transfer Card by any person other than the person to whom the Transfer Card was issued is unlawful.
A Transfer Card is good on any bus route or rail line for two rides within two hours from the time of issue, except as noted in 4 below. Your pass activates the first time you use it and is good for the full length of time from that moment. There are single tickets and three passes available that visitors should consider:. You can use cash in L stations to load your Ventra card, load it with your credit card online or through the Ventra app..
A transfer is good for up to 2 additional rides within 2 hrs. You cannot pay your fare in cash to board the L. You can also buy a transfer. It will deduct the. You can pay your fare in cash when you board the bus.
You cannot buy a transfer with cash. If you pay cash and want to transfer to another bus you will have to pay another fare. The driver does not have change. CTA fares. The CTA offers a bus and rail tracker here. You can find the bus stop number at the bottom of the bus stop sign. The Ventra app also has an excellent transit tracker. You will be able to ride transit like a local and not deal with cash. You can add cash to your card through the app with your credit card.
Use up the value and take your last ride with cash. When you leave you can throw the card away. Do not board the bus and ask how much the fare is for your group and then pull a ziplock bag of money out of your fanny pack and slowly count out singles and then search for coins until you have the fare. Do not pull out a twenty and ask the drive for change. Do not turn to the bus riders and yell out Does anyone have change for a five?!
If you do not have correct fare go to Walgreens, or somewhere and buy something so the register will open and you can get change. Then board the bus. Not being prepared to board the bus slows everything down. You will scan your fare card one time for each person. The driver will have to press a button after each fare so wait for the driver to tell you when to scan each time. Do not congregate at the front of the bus.
Do not block the aisle with your luggage at the front of the bus. You will not be murdered in the back of the bus or miss your stop if you are paying attention. This blocks the ingress and egress of other riders and slows everything down. Wait for passengers to get off before you get on. Continue standing at the bus stop, even once the bus has come to a complete stop. Back up away from the door if necessary, and allow passengers to get off of the bus. Pay for the bus.
Ask for a transfer slip if you need one. You may need to transfer to a different bus in order to get where you need to go. If you think you may need to transfer to a different bus later, ask the bus driver for a transit slip just after you get on and pay. Part 3. Try to minimize the amount of space you take up. To get away from the crowd, you can try sitting or standing towards the back of the bus. Pull the signal cord when your stop is close.
Do this about 1 block before your stop. When pressed, you will hear a beep or bell sound and a panel at the front of the bus will light up to read 'bus stopping'. Only pull a signal cord or press a 'stop' button once. Doing so again and again for one stop is disrespectful to the driver and can even distract them. Exit through the back door. Typically, passengers get on through the front door and get off through the back door.
This makes getting on and off easier and smoother for everyone. Be sure to head to the back door once the bus has stopped at your stop. Wait until the bus is gone to cross the street. You wait at a bus stop for your bus, then make eye contact with the driver so he stops, then get on the bus and pay. Not Helpful 4 Helpful The bus will only stop at designated bus stop locations. If you request a stop, the bus driver will stop at the next official stop.
Not Helpful 2 Helpful Use a search engine to look up your local public transportation system e. Click on their website and there, you can find maps and schedules, including. Some also have a tool that lets you see what time the next few buses are coming to your bus stop.
No, it is not necessary to tip a public bus driver in the US. Not Helpful 6 Helpful Or, with the new Ventra app, add a Ventra Card to Google Pay, iPhone or Apple Watch to pay for rides with transit value and passes To learn more about using mobile wallets with Ventra click here.
The new Ventra app — Easier. Use your own contactless bankcard Pay-as-you-go without having to create a Transit Account Add passes and transit value at Ventra Vending Machines or participating Ventra Retail Locations To learn more about using a contactless bankcard for payments, click here This symbol means your card is contactless.
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