Connected Cuyahoga

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Connected Cuyahoga is the County’s people-first approach to transportation and mobility. Whether someone takes the bus, drives a car, uses a wheelchair, or rides a bicycle, our goal is simple:

Safe access for everyone to the region’s rich assets while prioritizing health throughout the transportation system.


Nearly 1 in 8 households in Cuyahoga County lacks access to a car. That means safe, reliable transportation isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity. Tens of thousands of residents rely on walking, transit, bikes, or shared rides to get where they need to go. Our rate of zero-car households (12.1%) is significantly higher than Ohio (7.6%) and the U.S. (8.3%)1.


Connected Cuyahoga builds on and strengthens the County’s multimodal network to improve:

  • Health
    Promote walking, biking, and transit, reduce pollution, and support healthier communities through active transportation.
  • Safety
    Proactively address road safety issues – especially in areas where crashes and injuries disproportionately impact vulnerable residents.
  • Access
    Invest in connected areas, expand “last mile” options, and help people who don’t drive reach opportunity.

Key Initiatives


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Expanding Multimodal Infrastructure

Cuyahoga County works regionally to expand public sidewalks, bike lanes, trails, and electric vehicle charging equipment.


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Transit-Oriented Development

Cuyahoga County is making it easier to get around and boost the economy by prioritizing development near public transit.


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Regional Shared Mobility

Cuyahoga County expands last mile connections from public transit by coordinating  regionally on shared e-scooters and e-bikes.


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Senior Transportation

Cuyahoga County supports a coordinated approach to affordable transportation options for older adults through Livable Cuyahoga.

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Workplace Culture

Cuyahoga County promotes workplace wellness through programs supporting active commuting, public transit, and healthy lifestyles.


Upcoming Events

 

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1Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau, "Household Size by Vehicles Available," American Community Survey, 2024 ACS 1-Year Estimates Detailed Tables, Table B08201.


  
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