FYI – SMART is experiencing record ridership…numbers not seen since 1982. With the extra passengers on board, SMART drivers are asking people to exit from the rear of the bus which helps keep the buses moving. This is a change from past policy, in which SMART drivers encouraged passengers to exit from the front door.
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SMART will be initiating a number of minor changes beginning today. The following routes will be affected: 125 – Saturday 140 – Weekday 275 – Weekday 280 – Saturday 400 – Weekday 420 – Weekday and Sunday 450/460 – Weekday, Saturday and Sunday 510/515, 525 – Weekday 710 – Weekday, Saturday and Sunday 752/753/756 –
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Three-fourths of Americans believe that being smarter about development and improving public transportation are better long-term solutions for reducing traffic congestion than building new roads, according to a recent survey sponsored by the National Association of Realtors® and Smart Growth America. When asked the best long-term solution to reducing traffic congestion: Half think improving transit
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Several people have asked for a copy of TRU’s presentation about transit-oriented development (TOD). While the full presentation is too large, you can download a shortened version here (and its still pretty large). It’s still got some of the top visual explanations. If you haven’t seen it, check it out!
As you may know, Cleveland is building a bus-rapid transit (BRT) line along Euclid Avenue (their version of Woodward). While it won’t be complete until next year, they’ve put together a nice 6-minute video showing and explaining its features. Check it out! Find out the latest updates and lots of interesting images and information at the
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