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Ohio Public Transit Facts

  • There are currently 59 transit systems in Ohio
    • 24 Urban Systems
    • 35 Rural Systems
  • Ohio’s Public Transit fleet includes almost 3,500 vehicles (92% are wheelchair accessible)
  • 12th in the Nation for Public Transit Ridership
  • 37th in the Nation for Federal Transit Funding per Trip ($1.21 in 2005)
  • 42nd in the Nation for State Transit Funding per Trip ($0.13 in 2005)
 

 Transit Links

 
  • ODOT Office of Transit
    This office advocates personal mobility by supporting, coordinating and funding Public Transportation as a critical element of a World Class Transportation System. To accomplish this mission, the Office provides financial and technical assistance to public transit systems, local governments, and human service agencies throughout the state for the planning, establishment, and operation of public transportation systems.
  • Ohio Transit Agencies
    Contact information and links to all of Ohio's urban and rural transit systems
  • Greyhound Bus Lines, Inc.
    The largest provider of intercity bus transportation in the nation, use this link to access locations served by Greyhound in Ohio.
  • Megabus.com
    Low-cost, daily, express, non-stop bus service serving the Ohio cities of Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, and Toledo with limited Midwest city routes destinations. Visit the site for more details.
 

 Ohio's Transit Systems

 
ODOT Zephyr The Ohio Department of Transportation
1980 West Broad Street, Columbus Ohio, 43223
John R. Kasich, Governor | Jerry Wray, ODOT Director
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