CLEVELAND, OH – Beginning Sunday, April 12, the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) is reducing bus and rail service by approximately 15% in response to the COVID-19 crisis.
CLEVELAND, OH -- Today, the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) learned of the first confirmed case of COVID-19. The employee, an operator, last worked on Thursday, March 19. The following day, the employee presented flu-like symp
CLEVELAND, OH – The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) is taking additional measures to protect customers and employees from the spread of the coronavirus by adding ultra violet technology (UV-C) to its arsenal of disinfectant proc
The station will be closed until construction is complete, which is expected by August, 2021. Riders wishing to access this area should make alternative travel plans by using the trip planner on rideRTA.com or calling the RTAnswerline (216) 621-9500.
The Board held its Annual Meeting and Board Meeting. All agenda items were approved. During the Annual Meeting, Mayor Dennis M. Clough was re-elected as President. Rev. Charles P. Lucas was re-elected to Vice President. Both will serve another a one-year term. This meeting was live streamed on RTA’s Facebook page (www.facebook.com/rideRTA) for members of the public.
CLEVELAND, OH – The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) will begin airing an audio message on board its buses and trains today to remind customers of new physical distancing guidance while riding public transportation.
CLEVELAND, OH –The Board of Trustees of the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) today elected Westlake Mayor Dennis M. Clough as president of the Board and Rev. Charles P. Lucas as vice president.
CLEVELAND, OH – Effective Tuesday, March 24, 2020 the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) is suspending Park-N-Ride and Downtown Trolley bus service due to the Go
CLEVELAND, OH -- Two RTA employees who were asked to quarantine pending COVID-19 evaluation do NOT have the coronavirus. The third employee never exhibited any symptoms but will continue with the 14-day quarantine.
CLEVELAND, OH – Three RTA employees may have been exposed to the coronavirus due to recent travel on cruise lines. All three employees are on paid sick leave, per RTA policy, while they follow CDC protocol for testing and quarantine.
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Deirdre R. Jones, MPA, Chief of Police/Director of Security, Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) Police Department, received a Helping Hands Award for her support of the Diversion Center, including the installation of the garden area, and a shift in culture about mental health and substance use disorders within the GCRTA Police.
Meet some of the women who are impacting our community and the country.
19 News spoke to RTA’s Chief of Police on what’s being done to reduce violence and crime on the buses and trains.
RTA will receive a nearly $57 million in federal transportation funds coming to Ohio, as part of a $20 billion nationwide transit aid package.
Angee Shaker, Solon's Director of Economic Development, had positive comments about the effect the expansion of the #41 route will have on mobility in the city's central retail district.
