Dixie/163rd St.

They find the Dixie/163rd PL./Pace South Garage bus stop located in Markham, IL, offering a convenient transit point for local commuters. This stop serves as a hub for Pace bus routes, providing accessible transportation options for residents and visitors alike. Surrounded by a mix of residential and commercial areas, it connects individuals to various destinations throughout the region. The area is well-used and maintained, catering to the daily needs of those who rely on public transportation. Generated from this place's information

The Dixie/162nd bus stop in Markham, IL, serves as a convenient transit point for local commuters and travelers. They can expect a sheltered waiting area, with benches provided for seating while they await their buses. This stop is located near a mix of residential and commercial areas, making it a frequented site for passengers heading to work, shopping, or other destinations in the region. Its accessibility and central location contribute to a steady flow of activity throughout the day. Generated from this place's information

Pace South Division serves the South Cook County and DuPage County suburbs in Illinois. Its more than 190,000-square-foot facility in Markham, Ill., was constructed in 1988. Pace South Division is a subsidiary of Pace Suburban Bus, one of the leading suburban transit providers, and serving more than 130,000 daily passengers with over 240 routes. The company offers more than 450 vanpools and various dial-a-ride programs. Pace Suburban Bus is the suburban bus division of the Regional Transportation Authority. The bus system offers bike racks on its buses and a wheelchair accessible fleet. It offers various programs to its passengers, including adopt-a-shelter, student haul pass, location efficient mortgage, and ticket-by-mail referral.