Editing Parma, Ohio (section)

==Transportation==
Parma's major north–south roads, in order from west to east, are:
* West 130th Street, which forms part of the western border of Parma,
* Chevrolet Boulevard/Stumph Road/York Road,
* Ridge Road ([[Ohio State Route 3|State Route 3]]),
* West 54th Street
* State Road ([[Ohio State Route 94|State Route 94]]),
* Broadview Road ([[Ohio State Route 176|State Route 176]]), which forms part of the eastern boundary of Parma. The State Route 176 designation continues northward via the [[Ohio State Route 176|Jennings Freeway]], connecting Parma to downtown Cleveland.

Its major east–west roads, in order from north to south, are:
* [[Interstate 480 (Ohio)|I-480]], running just north of Parma's northern border,
* Brookpark Road ([[Ohio State Route 17|State Route 17]]), forming Parma's northern border with Cleveland,
* Snow Road,
* West Ridgewood Drive,
* West Pleasant Valley Road, and
* Sprague Road, which forms the southern border of Parma.

Also, Pearl Road ([[U.S. Route 42]]) runs from southwest to northeast through northern Parma for less than two miles (3&nbsp;km).

The speed limit is 35&nbsp;mph on most major thoroughfares in Parma.  The exception is in business zones which have 25&nbsp;mph speed limit.

Public transportation in Parma includes bus routes operated by the [[Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority]], which serves the city of Cleveland and Cuyahoga County suburbs.<ref>{{cite web | title = RTA 2010-2011 System Map | publisher = Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority | url = http://www.riderta.com/pdf/maps/System_Map_Main.pdf | access-date = February 15, 2012}}</ref>