minutes and all westbound trains from 9:20 a.m. through 10:20 p.m. operate on the Waterfront Line. Rail Replacement Bus During rail shutdowns, RTA uses the replacement bus designation "67R". Blue Line shuttle buses run between Tower City and Warrensville. Rolling stock The Blue and Green Lines use a fleet of 48 light rail vehicles (LRVs) manufactured by Breda Costruzioni Ferroviarie in 1980 and 1981. Each car is long, high, and wide and is articulated with operator cabs at each end, seating 84 passengers in 42 double transverse seats. The units are numbered 801–848. RTA needs 34 of the cars for regular use, and requires only 17 to operate currently scheduled service. The cars originally had white exteriors with broad orange and red stripes, and an interior finished in earth tones with faux wood paneling and orange and brown vinyl padded seats. With the opening of the Waterfront Line in 1996, RTA renovated five cars with blue and white exteriors, gray interiors with new gray and blue fabric-covered seats, and portraits of famous Clevelanders. Around 2005, RTA renovated up to 34 cars with the hope of making them last for another 15 years. The renovated cars have silver exteriors with blue and red stripes, and gray and silver interiors with blue and red seats. The Breda LRV cars replaced a fleet of PCC cars, some built for the Shaker Rapid Transit in 1947 and some purchased in 1953 and 1959. Stations References External links Routes - Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority - Rail Jon Bell - Cleveland, Ohio: Green and Blue Lines Northern Ohio Railway Museum Light rail in Ohio Standard gauge railways in the United States 600 V DC railway electrification Railway lines opened in 1920 1920 establishments in Ohio