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Transportation

Metra to let commuters customize alerts, avoid blizzard of emails

RTA marketing plan aims at seniors, 'reverse commuters'

The Regional Transportation Authority Board unanimously approved a marketing plan Wednesday that seeks to bring “non-traditional” riders to the region’s transit systems during non-peak hours.

Targeted customers will include seniors, “occasional riders” like tourists and summer festival-goers, and the 400,000 “reverse commuters” who commute to jobs outside of Chicago’s central business district.

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