Oak Park Shuttle

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The Oak Park Shuttle is a free shuttle that carries passengers throughout the business district, the Frank Lloyd Wright district, and downtown Oak Park. Although it will expand its capacity in March, currently the shuttle can only seat six passengers in addition to the driver. The drivers are hired from MV Transportation Inc. and the actual shuttle is from Pace, the bus company in Chicago. The shuttle has a fixed route. The shuttle makes two circles in its route and is quite comfortable. There are two shuttles running at a time, and at each stop there is a map of the route and the times at which the shuttles arrive.