$860,000 hybrid vehicle one of Cleveland's public transit’s revivals (The Toledo Blade)

12 August 2008, 1:42 am

CLEVELAND — Emmett Fryer maneuvers the futuristic rapid transit vehicle around a corner of Cleveland’s Public Square. The sleek 63-foot machine appears part bus and part train. It elegantly bends in the middle, its backside returning in line as it completes the turn with a pack of sidewalk onlookers watching. It moves swiftly toward Euclid Avenue, the city’s main downtown thoroughfare. The ...... read more

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