Greater Cleveland RTA Receives $20M From the Federal Transit Administration

Greater Cleveland RTA receives $20M from the Federal Transit Administration

The 11 stations being updated are along the Light Rail Green Line.

RTA awarded $20M in grants to make entire Green Line accessible for people with disabilities

The Federal Transit Administration awarded $20 million in grant funds to the RTA as part of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration All Stations Accessibility Program created in 2021.

$20 million federal grant will make GCRTA rail system ADA compliant, officials say

GCRTA leaders say the funding will rehabilitate seven Green Line stations with new platforms, ramps, sidewalks and other accessibility improvements.

RTA wins $20 million federal grant to make Green Line stations accessible

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Federal Transit Administration has awarded the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority a $20 million grant to rehabilitate seven stations on the Green Line and make the entire line accessible to people with disabilities.

Cleveland RTA Wins $20M Grant for Green Line Access

Cleveland RTA will rebuild seven Green Line stations with a $20 million federal grant, making its entire rail system ADA accessible.

GCRTA wins $20M to rebuild Shaker Hts rail stations – NEOtrans

In 1990, the federal Americans with Disabilities Act became law. It was civil rights legislation which guaranteed that no one could be excluded from a public facility or public transportation because of their physical abilities.