This report is out of date. It used an early method that I've since replaced. It counted hours when my data collector was switched off as missed buses (all of September 6, for example), so the numbers below overstate the problem. Updates stopped on October 2, 2026. The corrected analysis of September is here.
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Route 309 (Lake St) is missing real scheduled stops at Elmhurst Metra

Built from Pace's own published schedule (GTFS) checked against real vehicle GPS data collected directly from Pace's live tracker. This page no longer updates.

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Pace can't fix a problem it doesn't hear about. Call and reference Route 309, the York St & 3rd St stop (at Elmhurst Metra), and, if you can, the date and time you were left waiting.

(847) 364-7223
or email Passenger.Services@PaceBus.com

Confirmed missed buses at the Elmhurst Metra stop

Every one of these was a real scheduled arrival, per Pace's own timetable, with zero vehicle within 500 meters of the stop within 15 minutes of that time.

Method, briefly Pace's own currently-published GTFS schedule is checked stop-by-stop against real vehicle GPS pings collected directly from Pace's public live-tracking feed, once every ~60 seconds, 24/7, since Aug 30, 2026. A scheduled stop only counts once its scheduled time has actually passed, so this report reflects real elapsed service, never a bus that just hasn't arrived yet. It's counted as missed if no vehicle was recorded within 500 meters and 15 minutes of that stop's real scheduled time, generous enough to allow for normal traffic and light schedule slack. This is a rider-side independent data project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Pace.