Provides a flex-route bus service. Call for more information of available routes.

Public transportation line throughout Ashtabula City.

Provides supervision and counseling to adult felony offenders and their families. Refers offenders to various community programs and tracks their compliance with the terms of their probation.

Provides outreach services which include transportation to medical appointments (for persons 60+); home visiting; assistance with tax and insurance forms and applications. Also a site for the Golden Buckeye program.

RTC's Public Transportation provides general public transportation service throughout Logan County. Out of county service (within 100 mile radius) of Logan County is offered on a limited basis based on driver and vehicle availability.RTC's Public Transportation is a Door-to Door Demand Response service, and transports ambulatory (those capable of walking) and non-ambulatory (those in wheelchairs), but cannot transport emergency or semi-emergency passengers, or those requiring transport in a reclining position. Persons requiring such transport will be referred to the local Emergency Medical Service (EMS).FREE Grocery delivery OR FREE RIDE to store or pantry for Logan County residents age 60 and over. Call to coordinate.

Provides bus service to the City of Springfield. Monthly and daily passes available as well as single ride fares. 10 ride pass books are available at all Kroger locations, Meijer, Clark State Bookstore or at Bus office at 100 Jefferson St.

Program is a faith based program that serves mothers, primarily African American moms with resources for safe sleep education and some baby items as stocked. We also have a food pantry.

Provides public transporation along fixed routes at scheduled times. Park and ride locations are available throughout Greater Cincinnati. All buses are ADA accessible. For individuals with addtional needs, the Access program is available.

Offers door-to-door, assisted transportation shared-ride service. Transportation services are provided throughout Lake County and to limited medical facilities in Cleveland.

Provides curb to curb public transportation service for Greene County residents. Individuals under the age of 14 years old must be accompanied by an adult (over the age 18 years of age). To arrange a trip, individuals must call by 3 pm two business days prior to the trip date /time needed. No transit service on Thanksgiving, Christmas, & New Year’s Day; limited service on other major holidays.

Provides employees free bus passes to get to and from work to area businesses who sign up for the progam. Does not provide bus passes directly to riders.

Provides public transportation for Middletown residents.

Operates 9 fixed routes which provide a transportation network that takes riders to work, school, appointments, or shopping. Will provide a ride guide with information about the bus system, a map of all the bus routes and a system schedule to tell you when a bus will be at a location at what time. Will provide a customer service representative to help plan trip or teach you how to use the bus system. Can access the bus schedule and maps at www.rctbuses.com.

Bus Service is offered Monday-Friday with efficient schedules and pick-up points nearly every 30-60 minutes. All fixed route buses will begin and end their routes and loops at the Main Street Terminal. When boarding the bus, please be sure to look at the destination sign located at the top of the bus above the windshield to make sure you are boarding the correct bus. If you are not sure, feel free to ask the driver. The destination sign will tell you the route that the bus will be operating on for 30-minutes. Buses that have a destination sign that read Not in Service, Special, EZ Ride, Garage or Have A Nice Day, will not stop along the street to pick up regular passengers. Those buses have specific lists of passengers that they must pick up. When you see your bus approach, please be standing near the stop sign or the curb of an intersection on the same side that the bus is traveling. Enter the bus through the front door. Please be sure that you have EXACT change as you board the bus. Our drivers do not carry change. If you are transferring to another bus to complete your one-way trip, please ask the driver for the transfer ticket as you board the bus and pay your fare. Transfers are good for up to one hour to catch the next bus. When you get on the second bus, simply hand the transfer to the driver. Our fare boxes accept coins and dollar bills, but like the drivers, they DO NOT make change. Again, please refer to the Fares link to for complete fare information. Once you have paid the fare, please find a seat as quickly as possible as the bus may move before you are seated. As the bus approaches your stop, please signal the driver that you want to get off by pulling the cord along the side of the bus windows. Please be sure to give the driver enough advance notice as they want to be making smooth stops. When exiting the bus, please exit through the front or side doors of the bus. Be careful when stepping off the bus onto the sidewalk. The vehicles are all equipped with convenient handrails that may be utilized when boarding and alighting the bus.

GoBus is helping to connect Southeast Ohio residents to urban centers and beyond by coordinating services with Greyhound Lines, Baron's Lines, Port Columbus International Airport, and other national and local transportation services. GoBus has 40 stops including connections to Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland.

WMCAP operates the public transit system in Washington County on behalf of the Washington County Commissioners and the City of Marietta. CABL provides curb-to-curb paratransit services to eligible disabled persons during the same hours of operation as the City A Route, Monday through Friday. CABL buses are fast, reliable and give a stress-free way to get to where you want to go. All CABL buses are lift equipped and display the wheelchair accessibility symbol on the rear of the bus for easy identification. CABL strives to provide the highest quality of delivery services to all users of the public transit system. CABL is available to the general public and can accommodate persons who use wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, canes, guide dogs or other mobility aids. All CABL buses are lift equipped and display the wheelchair accessibility symbol on the rear of the bus for easy identification.

Provides park and ride service for suburban commuters. Park-N-Rides are located at most transit centers. Parking at hub is free. Call for more information and schedules.

Miami County Transit Service is the demand-responsive shared ride public transit system in Miami County. Connecting service is available to Shelby County, and direct trips to Montgomery County to the Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton Children's Hospital and Dayton International Airport are offered.

Provides information about lost and found items and sales of transit passes.

Offers five fixed-route bus transit services to transport people within and around Lancaster with routes to Pickerington as well. Buses run along an established path at preset times picking up passengers at designated bus stops. *Route deviations of up to 3/4 of a mile from the designated routes can also be requested. Only one deviation is allowed per hour. Request must be made at least 24 hours in advance.

Shelby Public Transit is a demand-response, origin to destination, shared ride public transit system in the Shelby County area. Connecting service is also available to Miami County. Shelby Public Transit works in cooperation with various human service agencies and other service organizations to serve the residents of Shelby County.

Offers free door-to-door transportation to and from any Lake County Senior Center. Also provides free transportation to and from volunteer activities with the Lake County Volunteer Network, after approval by LC Senior Services office.

Bus Service is offered Monday-Friday with efficient schedules and pick-up points nearly every 30-60 minutes. All fixed route buses will begin and end their routes and loops at the Main Street Terminal. When boarding the bus, please be sure to look at the destination sign located at the top of the bus above the windshield to make sure you are boarding the correct bus. If you are not sure, feel free to ask the driver. The destination sign will tell you the route that the bus will be operating on for 30-minutes. Buses that have a destination sign that read Not in Service, Special, EZ Ride, Garage or Have A Nice Day, will not stop along the street to pick up regular passengers. Those buses have specific lists of passengers that they must pick up. When you see your bus approach, please be standing near the stop sign or the curb of an intersection on the same side that the bus is traveling. Enter the bus through the front door. Please be sure that you have EXACT change as you board the bus. Our drivers do not carry change. If you are transferring to another bus to complete your one-way trip, please ask the driver for the transfer ticket as you board the bus and pay your fare. Transfers are good for up to one hour to catch the next bus. When you get on the second bus, simply hand the transfer to the driver. Our fare boxes accept coins and dollar bills, but like the drivers, they DO NOT make change. Again, please refer to the Fares link to for complete fare information. Once you have paid the fare, please find a seat as quickly as possible as the bus may move before you are seated. As the bus approaches your stop, please signal the driver that you want to get off by pulling the cord along the side of the bus windows. Please be sure to give the driver enough advance notice as they want to be making smooth stops. When exiting the bus, please exit through the front or side doors of the bus. Be careful when stepping off the bus onto the sidewalk. The vehicles are all equipped with convenient handrails that may be utilized when boarding and alighting the bus.

Provides public fixed-route bus services within Northern Kentucky and downtown Cincinnati, including local, express, and airport routes.

Provides affordable bus service to connect rural areas around Central Ohio. Routes also connect to Grayhound locations, the Columbus Airport, and local transportation. All routes run at least once a day, seven days a week. *Route A: Columbus / Atens / Parkersburg (stops in Lancaster) *Route B: Cincinnati / Athens *Route C: Clevland / Parkersburg / Athens *Route D: Columbus / Wooster *Route E: Van Wert / Columbus