RTA Buses, Trains To Be Safe Place For Kids In Need Of Help
Beginning May 1, Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority buses and trains will join the National Safe Place Program and take kids to a place where they can get help.
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Beginning May 1, Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority buses and trains will join the National Safe Place Program and take kids to a place where they can get help.
Read MoreIf you take an RTA bus to work in Cuyahoga County, you may want to check and make sure your route still exists.
Starting Sunday, 13 bus routes were discontinued and nearly three dozen more had bus stops changed or dropped
Read MoreRTA has 2,477 employees. The service adjustments, to be made April 4, also means fewer buses. RTA’s fleet will go from 497 to 431 vehicles, forcing the agency to look at its facilities as well, said Joe Calabrese, general manager of the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority.
Read MoreBusinesses along Northfield Road that have deteriorated over the years, especially with the closing of Randall Park Mall in 2008, could get a boost.
The transit line is one option RTA is exploring as part of a plan to extend its Blue Line from where it ends at the Warrensville-Van Aken station in Shaker Heights.
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