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Campus Shuttle Service Route Schedules 119th Street/Lot 45 Street/Lot 119th Lot 59/61 Lot Cleveland, OH 44106 OH Cleveland, UCRC 12100 Euclid Avenue Suite A Suite Avenue Euclid 12100 Evening South Evening Evening North Evening Shuttle AM Heights The GreenLink BlueLink Commuter Shuttle Commuter ROUTES FOR: ROUTES www.mocacleveland.org 216-421-8671 Avenue Euclid 11400 Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Art Contemporary of Museum the university community. university the www.wrhs.org to enhance service and security for for security and service enhance to and 216-721-5722 10825 East Boulevard East 10825 University Reserve Western Case between Cleveland History Center History Cleveland The Evening Shuttles are a cooperative venture venture cooperative a are Shuttles Evening The 216-368-2030 11119 Bellflower Road Bellflower 11119 Peter B. Lewis Building Lewis B. Peter www.clevelandorchestra.com Louis Stokes Veterans Affairs Medical Center Medical Affairs Veterans Stokes Louis 216-231-7300 Musical Arts Association Arts Musical 11001 Euclid Avenue Euclid 11001 Cleveland Orchestra Cleveland Magnolia Clubhouse, Inc. Clubhouse, Magnolia www.cmnh.org Gestalt Institute of Cleveland of Institute Gestalt 216-231-4600 Cleveland Museum of Natural History Natural of Museum Cleveland 1 Wade Oval Drive Oval Wade 1 Cleveland Museum of Natural History Natural of Museum Cleveland Cleveland Museum of Art of Museum Cleveland www.clevelandart.org Cleveland Institute of Music of Institute Cleveland 216-421-7340 11150 East Boulevard East 11150 Cleveland Institute of Art of Institute Cleveland Cleveland Museum of Art of Museum Cleveland Cleveland History Center History Cleveland www.cia.edu Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Speech and Hearing Cleveland 800-223-4700 11610 Euclid Avenue Euclid 11610 AND UNIVERSITY CIRCLE CIRCLE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY AND AND Cleveland Botanical Garden Botanical Cleveland Cleveland Institute of Art & Cinematheque & Art of Institute Cleveland Church of the Covenant the of Church www.cbgarden.org University Circle Incorporated Circle University UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS HOSPITALS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY 216-721-1600 11030 East Boulevard East 11030 University Hospitals University Cleveland Botanical Garden Botanical Cleveland Case Western Reserve University Reserve Western Case CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY RESERVE RESERVE WESTERN WESTERN CASE CASE LOCAL ATTRACTIONS LOCAL of these sponsoring institutions: sponsoring these of FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE WITHIN WITHIN SERVICE SERVICE SHUTTLE SHUTTLE FREE FREE Circlelink is provided as a courtesy courtesy a as provided is Circlelink SHUTTLE SERVICES ROUTE SCHEDULES All inquiries regarding bus service should The BlueLink provides service from 6:30 am to 6:00 pm Monday be made Monday through Friday during through Friday and 12:00 noon to 6:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday. Service is every 30 minutes. No service on major business hours (8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) holidays. and directed to: The GreenLink provides service from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm Monday CAMPUS through Friday and 10:00 am to 6:00 pm on Saturday and 12:00 noon to 6:00 pm on Sunday. Service is every 30 minutes except 12100 Euclid Avenue during peak M-F 6:30am-10:00am and 4:00pm -6:00pm when SHUTTLE SERVICE service is every 20 minutes. No service on major holidays. Cleveland, Ohio 44106 The Commuter route provides service approximately every 216-791-6226 15 minutes from 6:00 am to 9:00 pm weekdays, but not on major COMMUTER holidays. Holiday hours may vary. University employees and The Heights AM Loop runs 7:00 am to11:00 am Monday students call SHUTTLE through Friday during the school year. No service on holidays or 216-368-2273 during breaks. BLUE LINK Evening North and Evening South Routes run continuously University Hospitals from 5:15 pm to 12:30 am Sunday through Thursday and from GREEN LINK 5:15 pm to 2:30 am Friday and Saturday. Service for evening employees call routes is reduced during school breaks on holidays and during 216-844-7275 the summer. There is no service on major holidays. THE HEIGHTS The Evening North buses arrive at designated stops approximately every 20 minutes. The Evening South buses In case of emergency call AM SHUTTLE arrive approximately every 25 minutes. The UCRC buses arrive at designated stops approximately every Case Western Reserve University EVENING 23 minutes from 6:15 am to 7:00 pm weekdays, but not on Police Department NORTH major holidays. Stops are made on an on-call basis for Ronald 216-368-3333 Emergency McDonald House. See UH parking office for extended UCRC hours for Lots 49 & 50. 216-368-3300 Non-Emergency EVENING The 119th Street (Route A) and Lot 59/61 (Route B) buses SOUTH arrive approximately every 12 minutes. These routes service UH University Circle employees from Lots 45, 59, 61 and East 119th to Lerner Tower Police Department UCRC from 5:45 am to 11:30 pm Monday - Friday. 216-791-1234 A UH bus is available 24/7 covering all lots on an on-call basis. 119th STREET 10 pm to 6 am weekdays and all day on weekends. Website: Circlelink Shuttles are wheel-chair accessible. Some, but not https://case.edu/access-services/shuttles/ (ROUTE A) all, of the campus buses are wheelchair accessible. Weather and traffic conditions may affect the schedule. All routes run on a continuous basis and not at set times. GPS Tracking Information LOT 59/61 For additional information call at www.casewestern.transloc.com (ROUTE B) 216-791-6226 or go to http://shuttle.case.edu University employees and students call 216-368-2273 University Hospitals employees call 216-844-7275 In case of emergency call Case Western Reserve University Police Department 216-368-3333 WADE PARK E.118 E.115 E.10 8 N Map Legend Shuttle Stops: MAGNOLIA V.A. Cleveland North GreenLink Medical Residence History Village EUCLID Center Halls Center at 115 University HAZEL Police Dep BlueLink EAST BL Cleveland VD . E.117 Institute Circl of Music artmen Commuter Cleveland e Museum t I A of Natural JUNIPER IN Evening North S History Cleveland E.115 T. E.119 M Botanical HOUGH / Garden FORD BELLFLOWER COLTMAN Evening South e E.123 Peter B. E.120 E.117 E.105 WADE OVAL DR . Lewis Cleveland - Bldg. Institut of Art The Heights AM Loop Maltz HESSLER RD. Cleveland WSOM E Mather LITTLE ITALYITALY- Museum . Memorial A UNIVERSITYCIRCL East 119th (Route A) of Art D V MOC L B MAYFIELD T S UCRC CIRCLE DRIVE A E.115 MLK, JR. DR E E.101 Kelvin Smith Libraryg Little Italy 59/61 Route (Route B) . Seidman Cancer CORNELL OVERLOOK Thwin UNIVERSITY Shelter at this stop HOSPITALS DR Severance EUCLID Wade . COVENTRY TO I-77 & I-71 CHESTER Lagoon Parking Restaurants Police University EDGEHILL RD. Hospitals Rainbow Babies and K Ronald Childrens Bike Rentals RTA Rail Hotels McDonald Crawford Hospital EDGEHILL House Hall Millis EUCLID Science Health OVERLOO ADELBERT Center EUCLID MLK, JR. DR. CIRCLE DRIVE DeGrace EUCLID HTS. Biology E.105 BE DEERING RK STOKE Veale SH W.O. D I LENNO E R Center R E Walker B STEARNS MURRAY HILL Y SURREY S Center S H IR E X Fribley CARLTON Cedar- FAIRCHILD CEDAR CARNEGIE University Cedar Fairmount FAIRMOUNT WILBUR GLENWOOD Business District STOKES UCRC CEDAR RD. CEDAR University E.108 West Cedar Avenue AMBLESIDE Service Center FRANK.
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