MetroShadow Posted August 5, 2015 Report Posted August 5, 2015 IYCMI - Route 550, a route that operates on North Randall will be extended to Crystal Lake and midday service will be restored. Quote
garmon757 Posted August 5, 2015 Report Posted August 5, 2015 IYCMI - Route 550, a route that operates on North Randall will be extended to Crystal Lake and midday service will be restored.I wonder if they're going to rename the route to Elgin-Crystal Lake. Quote
BusHunter Posted August 5, 2015 Report Posted August 5, 2015 Yeah, give them the Orions!! (just joking, look at the first electric news link within the link on the first post)So then based on a #500 route number these will run out of River? I still don't understand the #801 and #802. They run out of Mchenry? Quote
MetroShadow Posted August 5, 2015 Author Report Posted August 5, 2015 Yeah, give them the Orions!! (just joking, look at the first electric news link within the link on the first post)So then based on a #500 route number these will run out of River? I still don't understand the #801 and #802. They run out of Mchenry?Still a River Route, and Still 550.I wonder if they're going to rename the route to Elgin-Crystal Lake.Yes. Quote
Busjack Posted August 5, 2015 Report Posted August 5, 2015 (edited) Yeah, give them the Orions!! (just joking, look at the first electric news link within the link on the first post)So then based on a #500 route number these will run out of River? I still don't understand the #801 and #802. They run out of Mchenry?It appears that it gets route number 550 because it is already running, and this is only an extension of it past Big Timber.On the route numbering system, 801 and 803 are River routes. 802 is a Fox (Aurora) route. If you want to look at any analogy, 803 to Carpentersville is just an extension of 552 past Spring Hill. But here they apparently don't see a need for a separate accounting.The McHenry garage routes are 806-809. As implied by the linked articles, they are not true fixed routes, as they are run with paratransit vehicles. The 3 ElDorados are apparently used for Dial-A-Ride projects in the Fox River Grove and Crystal Lake areas.On the route number theory, Bill V. and Andre has posited that 800s are interurbans. Edited August 5, 2015 by Busjack 3 Quote
BusHunter Posted August 5, 2015 Report Posted August 5, 2015 It appears that it gets route number 550 because it is already running, and this is only an extension of it past Big Timber.On the route numbering system, 801 and 803 are River routes. 802 is a Fox (Aurora) route. If you want to look at any analogy, 803 to Carpentersville is just an extension of 552 past Spring Hill. But here they apparently don't see a need for a separate accounting.The McHenry garage routes are 806-809. As implied by the linked articles, they are not true fixed routes, as they are run with paratransit vehicles. The 3 ElDorados are apparently used for Dial-A-Ride projects in the Fox River Grove and Crystal Lake areas.On the route number theory, Bill V. and Andre has posited that 800s are interurbans. Thanks, that explains alot that I was questioning. Quote
Busjack Posted August 8, 2015 Report Posted August 8, 2015 Moving Forward has this effective August 17. Passenger Notice also now up.Says funded by ICE. Quote
Busjack Posted August 18, 2015 Report Posted August 18, 2015 There is a revised Passenger Notice, including that it isn't posted stops only and a change of route, both within Crystal Lake. Quote
west towns Posted March 11, 2016 Report Posted March 11, 2016 Anyone else been on this route? Whatsent it like how's ridership? Quote
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