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A report by Smart Growth America found Cleveland is the most equitably walkable city in the U.S., because of its public transit, affordability and accessibility for low-income people. But many of the city's residents say they don't feel comfortable walking in their neighborhoods.
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Laketran will spend $22 million in federal and state grant money to renovate and expand its facility. The improvements are set to be complete by late fall 2024.
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Greater Cleveland RTA partnered with Columbus-based ride share provider SHARE Mobility to bring microtransit to the region. The pilot Workforce Connector Program gives Solon employees the opportunity to save time on their daily commutes by scheduling rides directly to and from their workplaces.
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The penalty for failing to pay for a bus or train ride will drop to the equivalent of a parking ticket.
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Cleveland residents and elected officials gathered at Public Square Saturday, Transit Equity Day, to raise awareness for equitable public transit improvements.
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A rally is scheduled for Transit Equity Day on Saturday. Advocates are calling on government and transit leaders to use the day to kick off a week of leaving their cars at home and instead getting around by public transit.
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The Akron Metro Regional Transit Authority is looking for additional public feedback on its plan to improve its proposed Reimagine Metro plan that aims to make public transit more frequent and accessible in the region.
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Cuyahoga voters will elect a new county executive on Nov. 8. The two candidates, Republican Lee Weingart and Democrat Chris Ronayne, have differing stances on mobility and public transit.
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The 10 unarmed workers will assist customers in navigating the transit system, RTA officials said at a news conference Tuesday. Ambassadors also will be called upon to defuse tense, but non-criminal, situations that arise on RTA vehicles.
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And what the Greater Cleveland RTA learned from the Paradox Prize.