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An extension of the Cleveland Transit System rapid transit line is under way. This paper details studies that have been made on potential airport-to-city riding and on the feasibility of transporting cargo. It further outlines the passenger-carrying possibilities and suggests the usefulness of the rapid transit in tying together other modes of transportation. A detailed description of the extension of the system to the airport is included, covering stations along way, passenger comfort, potential usage, and future expansion.

A broad look at the Cleveland Transit System inspection program is given, showing the types of inspections performed and the forms that are used with those inspections. The major reports and records of the system are also covered and their use by several echelons of management described. Of special interest is the method used in collecting mileage.