CLEVELAND, OH – After working through schedules over the weekend, The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) is now able to allocate additional resources to clean every train every 24 hours.
The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) is reminding riders of the opportunity to attend any of the last three informational meetings scheduled for the week of March 9th.
In response to concerns about the spread of the coronavirus, RTA staff will clean all touchable surfaces on board its vehicles with a cleaning agent recommended by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Buses, which carry 85% of the system’s riders, will be sanitized at least every 24 hours. Rail cars will be sanitized every 72 hours. Other transit systems, including MTA in New York City, began a similar cleaning protocol on their buses and trains this week.
The RTA Board of Trustees met today. All agenda items that required consideration were moved to the full Board for approval.
The RTA Board of Trustees met today. All of the resolutions were approved.
Cleveland, OH -- The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) is collaborating with the community to develop a new Strategic Plan that will shape the “Framework for the Future” and guid
CLEVELAND, OH -- The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) is joining efforts with the Ohio Public Transit Association (OPTA) and the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA) to thank transit riders and to celebrate the Sta
The RTA Board of Trustees met today. Several agenda items were approved to be moved to the full Board meeting.
CLEVELAND, OH -- At approximately 12:05 a.m., Sunday, January 26, two Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) light rail vehicles made contact near the intersection of the Blue/Green Line at the Shaker Square junction, just east of Shak
Pages |
New federal funding from the infrastructure law will help. But some older systems have deep problems. Read how the GCRTA is planning to use that new federal money to pay for improvements.
Hear Access Cleveland host Kenya Moore interview Natoya Walker-Minor on how the GCTRA Community Immunity Bus got started, and where it’s going this year.
Hear Mike explain how to use the Transit with EZfare app and the benefits it brings to transit riders.
The Black Professional Association Charitable Foundation (BPACF) recognizes and honors volunteers who help with delivering their mission, vision and purpose.
Transit with EZfare provides a regional fare system, as all neighboring transit agencies use the same mobile payment tool. For our riders, it gives a single solution that provides real-time bus/rail information, trip planning and fare payment. (Video viewing at the external link requires freee registration)
