Bus Line
Case Western Reserve University has several convenient stops along the HealthLine route, the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority’s state-of-the-art bus-rapid transit (BRT) system, which offers rail-like convenience with the flexibility of a bus. The entire route connects Public Square in downtown Cleveland to the Louis Stokes Station at Windermere in East Cleveland.
HealthLine Schedule Other Local Routes
About the HealthLine
The HealthLine is Cleveland’s first Bus Rapid Transit system, serving the Euclid Corridor and connecting the two largest regional employment areas, Downtown and University Circle. The $200 million projects was named the “Best” Bus Rapid Transit in North America by the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy. Its 24 hybrid-electric vehicles with doors on both sides have precision docking at 36 stations. These buses produce 90 percent fewer emissions than standard buses and have a dedicated right-of-way with higher travel speed limits. Riders can expect to be picked up every 10 – 15 minutes.
Transferring to/from other Transit Systems
Passengers transferring to RTA from a transit system outside Cuyahoga County receive one free ride on RTA if they present a valid transfer from an adjacent transit agency. Conversely, once a fare is paid on RTA for their return trip, there will be a credit offered to customers transferring to these agencies, in the amount of the RTA fare paid. For more information on out-of-county fares, please visit the RTA’s website.
Rail Line
Case Western Reserve University has two convenient stops along the Red Line, the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority’s rail line that services the areas between Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, downtown Cleveland, and the Louis Stokes Station at Windermere in East Cleveland.
The first stop “Cedar – University” is located adjacent to Sears think [box], while the second stop “Little Italy – University Circle” is located on Mayfield Road, just off-campus.