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This modernized transit system will include: 45% more COTA service. New and improved sidewalks, bike lanes, trails and crosswalks. Construction of COTA Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lines. Bus station improvements, including microtransit options and amenities like platform-level boarding, heated platforms to melt snow and more.
The Central Ohio Transit Authority is the regional public transit provider for greater Columbus and Central Ohio. With a service area of 1.2 million residents, COTA provides nearly 19 million passenger trips annually.
Don’t have a car? Prefer to bike? Rather leave the driving to someone else? It’s still easy to get around Downtown. From COTA buses to CoGo Bike Share and RideSolutions, there are tons of options for getting to, from and around Downtown Columbus.
Columbus Serve Northwest Columbus Runs North & South, Downtown to Polaris Runs North & South along Cleveland Ave., Downtown to Westerville CMAX LINE 102 LINE 70–79 LINE 60–69 LINE 50–59 LINE 40–49 LINE 30–39 LINE 20–29 LINE 1–19 N Frequent Service Rush Hour Service Line Park and Ride Transit Center Standard Service Transit ...
The Division of Mobility and Parking Services (MAPS) oversees transportation and mobility planning for the city of Columbus. This includes safety studies, traffic signal review and maintenance, intersection upgrades and enhancements, as well as thoroughfare and mobility planning.
BRT combines the capacity and speed of a metro with the flexibility and affordability of a bus system to bring world-class rapid transit solutions to our region. This premium transit solution includes: Increased capacity, zero-emission vehicles. Level-and multi-door boarding.
Pay for parking using the ParkColumbus app where available, card, or coin; Learn more about parking in the Short North Arts District, using the ParkColumbus App, and the District’s garages on YouTube, and click the drop-down menus below for details on different parking options.
