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Cleveland runs the first rapid transit line straight into an airport terminal
Cleveland, Ohio
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On 15 November 1968 the transit authority pushed its rapid line four miles west from West Park station and put the new terminus under the baggage claim at Hopkins. It was the first direct rail link between a North American city centre and its main airport. The Red Line still ends in the same place and still takes about half an hour to reach downtown.
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