Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority

I ride the buses several times a week. You can get to most places around the city on one of the RTA buses. One of the cheapest ways is to ride one of the community circulators. They are smaller buses that can fit about 16 people on them. The fair is only $ .75. They don't go as far as the larger buses though. The regular RTA bus fair is $1.25 for a single ride or $3.00 for an all day pass , where you can ride the bus as much as you want . Senior fair is .50 or $1.00 for an all day pass. The down side is that sometimes the buses are late, crowded usually between 6:30 - 9 a.m especially going towards downtown. Also around 2pm when schools let out, and 5pm when people are getting off work. Many of bus drivers are rude. If you say "good morning" or "have a nice day" to them they look at you like you are crazy. When a lot of teen more

The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority runs busses and rapid transit trains throughout Northeast Ohio. The park and ride is very popular in certain suburbs. This service allows you to leave your car somewhere in suburbia and take an express ride downtown. The rapid gets you places fast, but it tends to be very dirty. The employees range from very friendly to mean. If you have visitors, you should let them know that the rapid train goes to the airport and they can transfer downtown to whatever bus or rapid they need (though I would think you would pick guests up). Weekly and monthy passes are available and children and seniors recieve a discount. It appears that most busses are wheelchair accessible, but I am unsure if the rapid is. more