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Park-N-Ride Lots for Information About the Park-N-Ride Lots Or Transit Service in Your County, Please Contact Your Local Transit Agency For help finding a carpool partner, visit OhioRideshare.com or call 1-800-825-RIDE. Park-N-Ride Lots For information about the Park-n-Ride lots or transit service in your county, please contact your local transit agency. for Cuyahoga County Lorain County Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority Lorain County Transit Carpools and Transit RTAnswerline 216-621-9500 440-328-2490 or 440-949-8010 www.rideRTA.com www.loraincounty.us/transit.aspx Geauga County Medina County Geauga County Transit Medina County Transit 440-279-2150 or 1-888-287-7190 330-723-9670 www.geaugatransit.org www.co.medina.oh.us/transit.htm Lake County Brunswick Transit Alternative Laketran 330-558-6804 440-350-1000 www.brunswick.oh.us/Service-and-Streets/ www.laketran.com BTA.html About NOACA The Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA) is a transportation and environmental planning agency that represents state, county, city, village, and township officials. NOACA addresses the transportation, air quality, and water quality needs of Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain and Medina counties. NOACA and its partners cooperatively develop and implement plans to ensure that travel throughout the region is safe, cost-effective and environmentally sound. 1299 Superior Avenue Cleveland, OH 44114-3204 216-241-2414 Fax: 216-621-3024 www.noaca.org September 2009 Cuyahoga, Lake, Lorain & Medina Counties NOACA encourages people to carpool and take public transportation to help prevent Municipality Lot Location Street Intersection traffic congestion and air pollution. Here is a list of Park-N-Ride lots and shopping centers where carpool partners can meet or drivers can park and take a bus or rapid Shaker Heights Southington Rapid Station Southington Road & Van Aken Boulevard transit. Shaker Heights Onaway Rapid Station Onaway Road & Van Aken Boulevard Shaker Heights Ashby Rapid Station Ashby Road & Van Aken Boulevard CUYAHOGA COUNTY Shaker Heights Avalon Rapid Station Avalon Road & Van Aken Boulevard Municipality Lot Location Street Intersection Shaker Heights Kenmore Rapid Station Kenmore Road & Van Aken Boulevard Bay Village Clague Road Park-N-Ride Clague Road & Wolf Road Shaker Heights Lynnfield Rapid Station Lynnfield Road & Van Aken Boulevard Warrensville Center Road & Southgate Park Shaker Heights Farnsleigh Rapid Station Farnsleigh Road & Van Aken Boulevard Maple Heights Southgate Park-N-Ride Boulevard Warrensville Center Road & Shaker Shaker Heights Warrensville Rapid Station Berea Fair Loop Park-N-Ride Sprague Road & Fair Street Boulevard Brecksville Brecksville Municipal Lot* SR-21 & SR-82 Shaker Heights Green Road Rapid Station Green Road & Shaker Boulevard Cleveland White Castle Pearl Road & Brookpark Road Solon Solon Park-N-Ride Portz Parkway Brook Park Brookpark Rapid Station Brookpark Road & SR-237 Strongsville Strongsville Park-N-Ride Pearl Road & Ohio Turnpike Cleveland Puritas Road Rapid Station Puritas Road & West 150th Street Westlake Westlake Park-N-Ride Sperry Road & Columbia Road Cleveland West Park Rapid Station Lorain Road & West 143rd Street Cleveland Triskett Road Rapid Station Triskett Road & West 140th Street LAKE COUNTY Cleveland West 117th Street Rapid Station West 117th Street & Madison Avenue Mentor Lakeland Community College SR-306 & I-90 Cleveland West Boulevard/Cudell Rapid Station West Boulevard & Detroit Avenue Mentor Market Street Park-N-Ride Market Street & Munson Road Cleveland West 65th Street Rapid Station West 65th Street & Lorain Avenue Willoughby Hills Shops of Willoughby Hills Park-N-Ride SR-6 & SR-84 Cleveland East 55th Street Rapid Station East 55th Street & Grand Avenue Willowick Shoregate Shopping Center SR-283 & East 305th Street Cleveland Buckeye/Woodhill Rapid Station Buckeye Road & Shaker Boulevard Willowick St. Mary Magdalene Park-N-Ride East 322nd Street & Vine Street Cleveland Drexmore Rapid Station Drexmore Road & Van Aken Boulevard Wickliffe Lloyd Road Park-N-Ride Lloyd Road & Lakeland Boulevard Cleveland East 130th Street & Corlett Avenue East 130th Street & Corlett Aveune Eastlake Classic Park Park-N-Ride I-90 & SR-91 Cleveland East 131st Street & Miles Road East 131st Street & Miles Road Painesville Painesville Park-N-Ride Lakeshore Boulevard & Temple Street Cleveland St. Clair Avenue St. Clair Avenue & East 129th Street Madison Watertower Drive Park-N-Ride Watertower Drive & SR-528 East Cleveland Superior Avenue Rapid Station Superior Avenue & Euclid Avenue East Cleveland Louis Stokes (Windermere) Rapid Station East 143rd Street & Euclid Avenue LORAIN COUNTY Euclid Euclid Transit Center St. Clair Avenue & Babbit Road Avon Avon Park-N-Ride SR-83 & Chester Mayfield Heights Eastgate Shopping Center Mayfield Road & SR-91 Elyria LCT Park-N-Ride Oberlin/Elyria Road (Hadaway Street) North Olmsted North Olmsted Park-N-Ride Great Northern Boulevard & I-480 Parma Parmatown Transit Center Day Drive MEDINA COUNTY Shaker Heights S. Woodland Rapid Station S. Woodland & Van Aken Boulevard Brunswick Laurel Square Laurel Road & Pearl Road * Parking with Permit Only.
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