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i want a summer job, one that pays well and is on the east side of cleveland in the suburbs. also is there a nice place to make money playing piano?
Careers & Employment - 0 Answers
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About How does the RTA work in Cleveland and surrounding areas
How does the RTA work in Cleveland and surrounding areas?
I was thinking of starting to use the RTA more to save money on gas and what not. Anyways, I was just wondering how it works with the tickets, times, and what exactly the RTA Rapid is. Thanks!
Cleveland - 2 Answers
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"Rapid" means faster than regular traffic. There are rail rapid lines and the Healthline bus rapid, which runs down Euclid Ave. Healthline buses control traffic lights on Euclid Ave. so they don't have to stop at red lights. All of the answers to your other questions are available here: http://www.riderta.com/ro.asp Note the monthly passes. Good luck!
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The Rapid is a train that runs above ground. An all day pass cost $5. If you're riding the rapid or the Health line you will have to purchase your ticket before getting on the bus. They have machines were you can purchase your ticket, even if you're only going one way hold your ticket, the RTA police get on and check your ticket to make sure its current. All other buses you pay when you get on the bus. You can look up routes and times on the RTA website. http://www.riderta.com/ Monthly passes cost $85 7 day passes are around $22
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I was thinking of starting to use the RTA more to save money on gas and what not. Anyways, I was just wondering how it works with the tickets, times, and what exactly the RTA Rapid is. Thanks!
Cleveland - 2 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
"Rapid" means faster than regular traffic. There are rail rapid lines and the Healthline bus rapid, which runs down Euclid Ave. Healthline buses control traffic lights on Euclid Ave. so they don't have to stop at red lights. All of the answers to your other questions are available here: http://www.riderta.com/ro.asp Note the monthly passes. Good luck!
Answer 2 :
The Rapid is a train that runs above ground. An all day pass cost $5. If you're riding the rapid or the Health line you will have to purchase your ticket before getting on the bus. They have machines were you can purchase your ticket, even if you're only going one way hold your ticket, the RTA police get on and check your ticket to make sure its current. All other buses you pay when you get on the bus. You can look up routes and times on the RTA website. http://www.riderta.com/ Monthly passes cost $85 7 day passes are around $22
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