COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The City of Columbus and COTA leaders announced Friday its taking another step toward becoming a 24-hour transit system and are now expanding its late-night service past ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min Design work on COTA's first bus ...

Central Ohio Transit Authority saw a spike in ridership in the months after it implemented new late-night hours, new data ...

The Central Ohio Transit Authority's expansion of its operating hours past midnight in downtown Columbus begins Monday, May 5. COTA lines 1-11, 102 and the CMAX route, will have midnight line-ups and ...

The Central Ohio Transit Authority wants voters to approve a sales tax to fund bus rapid transit lines throughout the region. This rendering shows what the dedicated bus lanes would look like. The ...

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The Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) is set to extend its bus service hours on most routes past midnight. The changes are scheduled to begin on Monday, with COTA aiming to eventually offer a ...

COTA will conduct another feasibility study on eliminating fares totally or partially free. This one will cost $320,000. This new study follows a similar study conducted in 2020, before and during the ...

Students may be connected to Columbus more than ever before. Ohio State, Dublin, Hilliard and Upper Arlington could be a part of a new bus line, called Line 30. Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Bus rapid transit is one step closer to making its way to central Ohio. COTA is planning on breaking ground on its first route along West Broad Street in early 2026. "We want people ...