Clevelanders for Public Transit

Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Romer says the most important thing for a city to get right up front is public space allocation (incl road ROW), because it's extremely hard to fix later. Growing cities that fail to plan for future freeways will pay a heavy price.

🚧 Attention Riders 🚧 Please expect the possibility of delays for all bus routes servicing the downtown area due to ongoing concerts and sporting events until 12:00 am. Thank you for your patience!

Building a multimodal city is a geometry puzzle. There's only so much space to work with. Sometimes the highest priority is making space for bicycles, and sometimes it's to make space for transit. Toronto's Dufferin Street, for example: