yeah right. dont see the mess the worthless laketran drivers make on mentor ave.

Many of us cannot afford a car in these tough times. I would love to be able to ride a bus to work on Heisley Road.

Would be nice but never going to happen. This would mean the city would have to spend some money on something useful.

The issue has not been resolved.

Itll never happen. It cases more congetion because of all the suddon stops. Theres more traffic on heisley than mentor ave and mentor ave becomes a mess because of the buses. Why dont you people think for once.

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I hope Laketran can work this out.

I`d like a San Francisco type cable car.,,or a stagecoach pulled by horses,

OK....have you contacted Laketran about this? what did they say??

A bus would be nice, but that`s just gonna cause more of a traffic jam...(bus stopping,...waiting for people to get on and off ,,sometimes with bikes(on the front)(i`ve seen that)) ....maybe if they had their own lane,or a pickup/ dropoff spot.off of the main rt where vehicles travel.

Not in the plans. No sidewalks part of the issue.

Laketrans service to all of Mentor makes little sense. No service to Headlands, along Lakeshore Blvd/Andrews Rd or to industrial areas such as Heisley and Tyler Blvd. Why not a circulator type of service such as Painesville and Fairport have?

This would take grey hair away from a mother.My son walks to Diamond Center to work . Since he won't drive and be responsible for killing someone , give him and all the other non-drivers at least a sidewalk. -------Growth, Change, NON-DEVELOPMENT ------- THIS IS OUR ONE OF THE BEST PLACES TO LIVE . OR IS IT.

As far as I know for a place to have a bus route it needs to have a sidewalk. I thought that by putting in a bike lane/sidewalk this would allow bikes to be able to go to the beach and serve as a sidewalk so that a bus route can be provided. A bike route to the beach so people can have their lunch easily at the beach. Simply continue the already existing bike path on Hendricks road. I do know that this gets complicated when Hendricks crosses over S.R. 2. God bless.
Karl

Don't hold your breath. Look at the route map for Laketran. Very little North and South routes. Route 3 goes from Lakeland CC to Lakeshore on 306 and Route 2 goes on 91 from 84 to Euclid. Other than that Laketran is basically an East West operation.

I see a lot of people walking to work on Heisley road. there should be service there and to the headlands

mentor avenes IS NOT a "mess" because of the buses. it is a mess because of bad drivers and overall high traffic density.

Isn't LAKETRAN SUPPOSED TO SERVICE THE COMMUNITY? Maybe a rethink about who leads and administrates is needed. MONEY ISN'T EVERYTHING! Give this a chance. A survey of shoppers might be a good place to start.----------As for me , dial a ride is not enough. How much more money could Diamond Center shops make , and contribute to city coffers , by giving more people access via a bus route?

Life long resident, keep in mind the whole bus transit; the bus transit was intended to be a route bus only. Dial a ride was only meant to help riders make it to the bus route. The federal Government does not recognize dial a ride service, that is why local dollars are most important. To bad that these stores that you are talking about could not run a shuttle from Mentor headlands and back through funds they give laketran. They could also maybe connect to route 20 for other riders who like to go to the Beach, kind of like the Fairport shuttle. God bless and good luck.

TIME FOR A CHANGE ,HOW ABOUT SOME COMMUNITY GROWTH . DO WE STILL LIVE IN THE DARK AGES,GET A BIGGER HAMMER.

I agree. Isn't the LakeTran terminal off of RT44 N? I know of a young man who works at The Home Depot on Diamond Center Dr. and walks from Mentor Ave. every day to work because there isn't any bus routes on Heisley. What about the Atlas Theater, restaurants and apartments
along that route. Please consider this.

any progress on this?

One of the worst things to do for a community is install a bus line, that is right, worst. Don't believe me? Ask Willoughby Hills and the once nice Loehman's Plaza.

Mentor headlands, and its community along with Home depot the movie theater as well as the new shops that will be in diamond center would all benefit from having a shuttle connecting riders to the route 20 bus line. Heck Grand river could benefit from this too. Maybe it could also connect the hotels to the golf course :-) God bless.

The shops there will not benefit from a bus line, nor will the community.

I disagree, I think that a shuttle bus going down Heisley would be a whole lot more beneficial to the community than even the Fairport shuttle. God bless.

More taxes...no thanks.