A TARTA bus will be parked at Westgate Village Shopping Center near the Stein Mart store—corner of Secor Road and Central Avenue—Friday, November 16, to collect non-perishable food from the community 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Non-perishable food donations will also be accepted aboard TARTA buses and TARTA's offices, 1127 W. Central, all day Friday.

According to the Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank:
• Over 233,000 people in Northwest Ohio received emergency food assistance in 2003 up 157% since 2001.
• 41% of those seeking food assistance were children totaling 91,484 children up from 71,269 in 2001.
• The number of meals served in soup kitchens and shelters rose 150% in just two years to nearly 780,000 meals served. Shelters saw the largest increase from nearly 187,000 in 2001 to nearly 398,000 in 2003.
• The Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank distributed 3.2 million pounds of food and grocery products to over 330 member agencies in Northwest Ohio.
The Scouting for Food drive for the Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank will benefit 330 agencies in 8 counties in Northwest Ohio including Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky, Wood and Williams.
More information is available at toledofoodbank.org
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November 12, 2007
TARTA GM wins "20 Under 40" award.
Transit authority's Jim Gee recognized Toledo community leader.
James K. Gee, general manager of the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority, is a recipient of the Toledo area's 20 Under 40 Leadership Awards Recognition Program. Recipients of the annual award have been recognized for extraordinary community contributions and/or have been remarkable in their career under the age of forty years.
Sponsored by area businesses, an independent panel of judges is selected each year and is represented by leaders of private and public sectors. Nominees are represented by all professional segments of northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan.

Mr. Gee graduated from the University of Toledo where he holds both a BA and an MA. Jim's graduate degree is in Geography and Planning.

Nominated for the award by James Bohn, Gee has been general manager of TARTA since 2003 and was the agency's planning director previously. Jim began his career at TARTA in 1992.

Jim Gee is active in the transit community regionally, state-wide, and nationally. Gee currently serves the Toledo community by involving himself with the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic; member of the Salvation Army advisory board; board member of the Dental Center of Northwest Ohio; board member of the Pat Miller Foundation at the Eleanor Kahle Senior Center; and a member of the Toledo Rotary.
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October 31, 2007
TARTA summer ridership up 7% over last year.
Agency credits rising gas prices for increase.
Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority experienced an increase in trips for its public transportation system from June through September with trips averaging 7% more than the same time last year. August experienced the highest ridership month with an increase of 9%, July 8%, June 7%, and September had an increase of 4% over last year.

TARTA credits the jump in ridership with the increased cost of summertime gasoline prices. Gasoline prices averaged $2.95 June through September, peaking at $3.259 per gallon of unleaded regular in July.

According to the Department of Energy, crude oil prices continue to rise and since June, the price of a barrel of crude oil has risen from around $65 to just above $93 as of today on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The average price of a gallon of unleaded regular gasoline in Toledo today is $2.96, up 76¢ from a year ago, according to the Oil Price Information Service.
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October 24, 2007
TARTA offers free fare for seniors and disabled riders October 25.
October is National Disability Awareness Month
TARTA and TARPS is providing free service to individuals with disabilities and senior citizens age 65 and over all day Thursday, October 25, 2007 on all of its regularly scheduled routes in conjunction with the Third Annual Disability Awareness Day Expo at Civic Center Promenade located in the Erie Street Market, 237 S. Erie St., 12:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. on the same day.
Regular TARTA fare is one dollar; 50 cents for persons with disabilities and seniors age 65 and over. TARPS regular fare is $2.00.
Free fare will also be available to individuals with disabilities and senior citizens age 65 and over on TARTA Call-A-Ride servicing Maumee, Perrysburg, Rossford, Spencer Township, Sylvania/Sylvania Twp., and Waterville.
The Disability Awareness Day Expo is free and open to the public.
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October 9, 2007
Route 32 buses return to regular routing on Airport Highway.
Completed road puts buses back on schedule.
Due to completion of improvements to Airport Highway, TARTA route 32 buses will resume their regular routes between Byrne and Reynolds Roads.
Until bus stop signs are installed and construction debris is cleared, pick ups and drop-offs will only be made at road intersections and driveways.
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October 5, 2007
The Shops at Fallen Timbers served by TARTA.
New retail center is accessible by both Call-A-Ride and Paratransit Service
Shoppers choosing to visit the newly-opened Shops at Fallen Timbers by way of a TARTA bus may do so on Call-A-Ride. Both Waterville and Maumee TARTA Call-A-Ride routes serve the new retail center located in Maumee. TARPS, TARTA's special paratransit service, also serves The Shops at Fallen Timbers.
Riders from outside the Waterville and Maumee Call-A-Ride service areas may transfer to the curb-to-curb service from TARTA's regular line service buses. Maumee Call-A-Ride makes regular stops at Southwyck Shopping Center where several of TARTA's line service and express routes converge. Waterville Call-A-Ride makes regular stops at St. Luke's Hospital, another regular TARTA bus stop, and a TARTA Park & Ride location.
Maumee Call-A-Ride is available 6:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. seven days per week by calling 419-724-6650.
Waterville Call-A-Ride, 419-724-6652, operates Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. and goes from anywhere in Waterville, to anywhere in Waterville. Waterville Call-A-Ride also serves the area of Maumee west of Conant St.--including Meijer.
Maumee Call-A-Ride makes transfers between the Call-A-Ride service in both Waterville and Perrysburg. Perrysburg Call-A-Ride is available 6:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. every day by calling 419-724-6644.
TARTA Call-A-Ride fare is 60¢, 30¢ for senior citizens and persons with disabilities. Transfers to regular TARTA line service is 40¢, 10¢ for senior citizens and persons with disabilities.

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September 24, 2007
“Locke Loop” added to TARTA route 11.
TARTA is now serving the newly-opened Locke Branch of the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library at 703 Miami, near the intersection of Navarre and Oak, in East Toledo.
TARTA Route 11 buses serve the Locke Branch loop Monday through Wednesday 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.; Thursday and Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Route 11 from Oak: Navarre, Miami (R), Jay (R), Chesbrough (R), Navarre (L).
ugust 30, 2007
Muddy™Shuttle serving both games for Hen's Sunday double-header.
When the Toledo Mud Hens play the Columbus Clippers on Sunday, September 2, fans will be able to catch the bus to Fifth Third Field at a Muddy™ Shuttle location an hour before both the 5:00 p.m. make-up game, and the 6:00 p.m. scheduled game.
Fans wishing to leave within 20 minutes of the 5:00 p.m. game's conclusion, may do so. TARTA Muddy Shuttle buses will be available for fans not staying for the consecutive game.
Following the scheduled fireworks after the second game of the double-header, return trips will be made to the Muddy Shuttle locations.
TARTA provides shuttle service to and from all Mud Hens home games at Fifth Third Field from twelve MuddyShuttle locations in and around Toledo. The fare is $1 per person or $2 for groups up to 5 people. No ticket is required to Park & Ride—return trips leave 20 minutes following the end of game time. For Mud Hens fans using TARTA’s line service to Fifth Third Field, the price is $1 before home games—TARTA’s regular fare—with free return trips when riders show their ticket stub from that day’s home game.
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August 27, 2007
Fall TARTA schedules available online.
TARTA schedules are available at tarta.com/routes.htm
The latest updates of the TARTA routes and schedules are included in the Bus Routes & Times section at this web site.
All downtown routes have already been affected by the move of the TARTA Loop from Jefferson Avenue to Monroe Street. Most notably, TARTA Route 28 and 28/30 evenings and weekends.
Printed versions of all TARTA routes are scheduled to be available later this week at all area libraries, at TARTA's Park Station on Erie at Madision, and at TARTA's main offices, 1127 W. Central Ave.
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July 11, 2007
TARTA to serve new Stautzenberger College Arrowhead Park campus with several bus routes.
School’s new location will include express & Call-A-Ride bus service.
When Summer Quarter classes begin July 16 at the new Stautzenberger College Arrowhead Park location, students, staff, and faculty will have the choice to use TARTA. Bus routes 3, 6X, 34R, and Maumee Call-A-Ride will have curbside service at Stautzenberger College, 1796 Indian Wood Circle in Maumee; TARPS will also pick up and drop off riders at the new location.
Maumee Call-A-Ride is available seven days every week 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. by calling 419-724-6650. Fare is 30¢ for seniors over age 64 and persons with disabilities, 60¢ for everyone else.
TARTA route 3 connects Maumee with Perrysburg, the University of Toledo’s main and Health Science campuses, Westfield Franklin Park, and Point Place. TARTA route 34R serves Arrowhead Park and Southwyck. TARTA route 6X is a weekday express route connecting Arrowhead Park and downtown Toledo.
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updated July 5, 2007
Downtown TARTA bus loop making way for arena project.
Jefferson Ave. closed to buses, new stop on Monroe as of Monday
Due to progress on the downtown arena project, Jefferson Ave. will be closed to TARTA buses and have limited access beginning Monday, July 9, 2007. Therefore, the Perry Station bus stop will be closed and the TARTA bus loop will be extended to Monroe Street until further notice.
As of Monday, July 9, a new bus stop will be available on Monroe Street between Superior and Huron Streets (across from the third base TARTA bus station at Fifth Third Field).
When post-game fireworks at Fifth Third Field, Monroe is closed to bus service and Washington St. will be used. There will be no bus stop service on Washington between Summit and Erie during the fireworks.
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June 26, 2007
TARTA Passes and Tokens available at four National City bank branches as of August.
July 31 will be the last day passes and/or tokens will be available at the following National City bank branches:
Franklin Park-4210 Sylvania Ave.
Lewis/Alexis-5826 Lewis Avenue
Miracle Mile-1831 West Laskey
Westgate-3205 Secor Road
The following National City bank branches will continue to sell the following passes and/or tokens after July 31, 2007:
Toledo Main Office/405 Madison Ave/419-259-5466/Passes & Tokens
Cherry at Delaware/2470 Cherry St/419-242-7155/Passes & Tokens
Secor near Dorr/1440 Secor Rd/419-535-9690/Passes Only
Manhattan Plaza/625 E. Manhattan Blvd/419-729-5884/Passes Only
A list of all locations that sell passes and/or fares is available at http://www.tarta.com/fares.htm
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June 15, 2007-
Route 16 changed permanently; now connects at Sherman and Stickney.
Effective immediately, Route 16 will travel via Sherman direct to Stickney both inbound and outbound. Route 16 TARTA buses will no longer use Mulberry and Maywood Streets.
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March 23, 2007
TARTA reversing direction of routes at Southwyck.
Greater demand for mobility on Southwyck Blvd invoked change.
Effective Sunday, March 25, 2007, all TARTA routes servicing Southwyck Boulevard--with the exception of route 31X--will reverse their direction, making stops on the roadway's outer perimeter. TARTA's Southwyck Express route 31X will maintain the same clockwise direction around the shopping center.
With the relocation and consolidation of the Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission's Toledo Offices on Southwyck near Cheyenne Blvd., the change will allow improved accessibility and safety for its TARTA riders. All users of the entire Southwyck Blvd. neighborhood will benefit with better access to TARTA services.
New shelters will be put in place in April to be located near the Ohio RSC offices and on the north side of Southwyck between Brownstone Blvd. and Reynolds Road.
TARTA will continue its weekday commuter Park-N-Ride service at the Southwyck Shopping Center location near Cheyenne, however Muddy Shuttle service will no longer be offered at Southwyck. A new Mud Hens service location will begin with the new season at St. Luke's Hospital in Maumee.
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August 2, 2007
Maumee Muddy™Shuttle moves to Holiday Plaza/Value City
during Rec Center Rib-Off August 7-10.
Lucas County Recreation Center Muddy Shuttle
resumes for August 17 home stay.
The MuddyShuttle location at the Lucas County Recreation Center on Key Street in Maumee will be closed Tuesday, August 7 through Friday, August 10, due in-part to the 24th annual Northwest Ohio Rib-Off which runs through Sunday, August 12.
In the mean time, Mud Hens fans are advised to use the temporary Holiday Plaza Muddy Shuttle location at the corner of Detroit Avenue and the Anthony Wayne Trail in front of Value City, also in Maumee.
Muddy Shuttle resumes its service at Lucas County Recreation Center north parking lot for the Mud Hens’ home stay beginning August 17.

August 1, 2007
TARTA bus fares waived Thursday, August 2 for another Ozone Action Day.
The Toledo Division of Environmental Services has identified Thursday,
August 2, 2007 as an Ozone Action Day, therefore bus rides on all regularly-scheduled TARTA routes are free. Anytime an Ozone Action Day is declared, passengers ride all TARTA in-service vehicles at no charge.
The Toledo Division of Environmental Services, Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and the Air Quality Task Force of TMACOG urge area businesses and the public to take the proper precautions to reduce hydrocarbon emissions, which create excessive ozone levels.
Ground level ozone is a lung irritant and can be especially dangerous to those with respiratory conditions, children, the elderly, and those who do a lot of outdoor exercise.
Citizens can help reduce ground-level ozone on Ozone Action Days by:
Riding TARTA buses free.
Not mowing the lawn.
Driving their newest vehicle.
Combining trips.
Refueling cars after 6:00 p.m.
Avoid using charcoal lighter fluid and oil-based paints.
More information about ground-level ozone is available at http://www.epa.gov/air/ozonepollution/

July 31, 2007
Ride TARTA free on Wednesday, August 1; Ozone Action Day declared.
Hot, humid and hazy weather forecast may
create excessive ground-level ozone levels.
The Toledo Division of Environmental Services has identified Wednesday, August 1, 2007 as an Ozone Action Day, therefore bus rides on all regularly-scheduled TARTA routes are free. Anytime an Ozone Action Day is declared, passengers ride all TARTA in-service vehicles at no charge.
The Toledo Division of Environmental Services, Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and the Air Quality Task Force of TMACOG urge area businesses and the public to take the proper precautions to reduce hydrocarbon emissions, which create excessive ozone levels.
Ground level ozone is a lung irritant and can be especially dangerous to those with respiratory conditions, children, the elderly, and those who do a lot of outdoor exercise.
Citizens can help reduce ground-level ozone on Ozone Action Days by:
Riding TARTA buses free.
Not mowing the lawn.
Driving their newest vehicle.
Combining trips.
Refueling cars after 6:00 p.m.
Avoid using charcoal lighter fluid and oil-based paints.
More information about ground-level ozone is available at http://www.epa.gov/air/ozonepollution/

July 26, 2007
All Saints Muddy Shuttle closed for festival Friday and Saturday.
Service resumes for Sunday evening’s game.
The All Saints Catholic Church in Rossford (Lime City Rd. near Schreier Rd.) is having its Parish Festival Friday, July 27 and Saturday, July 28. Therefore, the TARTA MuddyShuttle will not be available for the Mud Hens home games from the Rossford location Friday and Saturday, but will resume for Sunday’s game July 29.
Mud Hens fans are encouraged to use the closest MuddyShuttle location at The Country Charm Shoppes in Perrysburg, South Boundary and Louisiana.

July 25, 2007
In cooperation with Lucas County Commissioner Ben Konop, COSI, National City, The Toledo-Lucas County Public Library, The Toledo Museum of Art, and The Toledo Zoo, TARTA will provide free bus service on the Family Learning Loop this Saturday, July 28, 2007, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Park at Vistula Garage to visit COSI and ride the Family Learning Loop, have your parking stub stamped by the TARTA bus operator, and your parking fees are waived! Vistula Garage located at Summit and Cherry Streets, across from One Seagate and the Wyndham Hotel. Entry to Vistula is on Superior Street at Orange.

July 24, 2007
Fair moves MuddyShuttle parking to Holiday Plaza/Value City in Maumee.
MuddyShuttle will serve the Detroit Ave./AWT location through July 31.
The MuddyShuttle location at the Lucas County Recreation Center on Key Street in Maumee will be closed Tuesday, July 24 through Sunday, July 29 due the 149th Lucas County Fair. Mud Hens fans are advised to use the Holiday Plaza Park & Ride location at the corner of Detroit Avenue and the Anthony Wayne Trail in front of Value City, also in Maumee.
The Rec Center will also be closed to the MuddyShuttle Monday and Tuesday, July 30-31. Mud Hens fans can catch the bus at 6:00 p.m. on Monday and 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday at Holiday Plaza.

June 19, 2007
TARTA open house, select routes fare-free for
2nd Annual National Dump the Pump Day, June 21.
The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority joining over 100 other transit agencies across the United States in celebrating the Second Annual National Dump the Pump Day, Thursday, June 21, 2007.
National Dump the Pump Day was created last year by the American Public Transportation Association to encourage people to ride public transportation to help improve the environment and to conserve gasoline. Each year, public transportation use in the U.S. saves 1.4 billion gallons of gasoline. This represents almost 4 million gallons of gasoline per day.
TARTA will recognize National Dump the Pump Day by hosting a public open house from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Thursday, June 21, 2007 at the TARTA Offices and Garage, 1127 W. Central Ave., Toledo, Ohio 43610.
Call 419-243-RIDE for directions.
TARTA personnel will be available for those interested in route information, how to ride a TARTA bus, tours, and how to use TARTA.com. One roll of 25 tokens, normally $22.50, will be available at TARTA’s offices on June 21 at a discounted rate of $20 per roll (per person).
TARTA is encouraging area commuters to use TARTA express routes by offering them at no charge this Thursday for National Dump the Pump Day. Routes 2X, 6X, 7, 10A, 10L, 29X, 31X, 39, 40, 42, 42X, 43X, and 44X are free of fare all day Thursday, June 21, 2007.

June 18, 2007
Ride TARTA free Monday, June 18—Ozone Action Day.
The Toledo Division of Environmental Services has identified Monday, June 18, 2007 as an Ozone Action Day, therefore bus rides on all regularly-scheduled TARTA routes are free. Anytime an Ozone Action Day is declared, passengers ride all TARTA in-service vehicles at no charge.
Ground-level ozone is a lung irritant and can be especially dangerous to those with respiratory conditions, children, the elderly, and those who do a lot of outdoor exercise.
Citizens can help reduce hydrocarbon emissions on Ozone Action Days by:
• Riding TARTA buses free.
• Not mowing the lawn.
• Driving their newest vehicle.
• Combining trips.
• Refueling cars after 6:00 p.m.
• Avoid using charcoal lighter fluid and oil-based paints.
For more information on ground-level ozone, please visit the EPA's web site at http://www.epa.gov/air/ozonepollution/

May 18, 2007
Muddy™Shuttle moved to Lourdes College during St. Joseph Festirama.
The St. Joseph Church Muddy™ Shuttle park & ride location in Sylvania has been temporarily moved during the St. Joseph Festirama Friday, May 18, through Sunday, May 20.
Thanks to their generosity, Lourdes College will host the temporary park & ride location near the Franciscan Center for this weekend's Mud Hens home games.

May 17, 2007
TARTA fare is 25 cents for cyclists during Bike Week, May 21-25.
The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority is cooperating with the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments (TMACOG) for Bike Week, Monday, May 21 through Friday, May 25, by offering a fare of 25¢ for cyclists using the bike racks on TARTA buses (regular TARTA fare is one dollar). All TARTA buses are equipped with bicycle racks.
The Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments wants people to try bicycling to work or school. TMACOG Bike to Work Day is Tuesday, May 22.
Bike to Week is sponsored by the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments and TARTA.
Download these files for helpful information regarding
bicycling safety, maintenance, and health.
As well as area bike path information:
bike safety.doc
bike maintenance.doc
bike health.doc
bike paths.doc

April 13, 2007
TARTA running only its biodiesel buses on Earth Day.
Biodiesel better for the environment than petroleum diesel fuel
On Earth Day, Sunday, April 22, 2007, TARTA will run only its biodiesel-fueled buses during its service hours.
Biodiesel fuel is an alternative clean-burning fuel made from domestic renewable resources such as corn and soybeans. Pure biodiesel is biodegradable, nontoxic, and essentially free of sulfur and aromatics. Biodiesel fuel emits up to 20 times less carbon monoxide than petroleum-based diesel fuel.
TARTA is using the B20 biodiesel fuel as part of a study conducted by the Intermodal Transportation Institute at the University of Toledo. (B20 is a mixture of 80% ultra-low-sulfur diesel--ULSD--fuel and 20% methyl ester biofuel, made with soybean oil and yellow grease--primarily recycled cooking oil from restaurants). The purpose of the study is to investigate the impact of using these two fuels on engine emissions and air quality in-side the bus as well as on operating costs including fuel economy and maintenance costs. In addition, the impact on engine wear is assessed by examining the metal content of the engine oil after each oil change. These cost factors are combined to estimate and compare the total life cycle costs of operating vehicles on diesel fuel and B-20. This study involved 48 buses from TARTA and 10 vehicles from the City of Toledo.
The study is being conducted with a $1.5 million grant made possible by Ohio 9th District Representative Marcy Kaptur. Congresswoman Kaptur is committed to America’s “energy independence” by replacing imported petroleum with renewable energy such as biofuels.
More information is available at http://www.tartabiodiesel.org/

April 13, 2007
TARTA Mud Hens Shuttle starts its sixth season.
On Friday, April 13 at 5:30 PM the Toledo Mud Hens starts a new Triple A Baseball season playing the Durham Bulls. It also marks the start of TARTA’s sixth season of Mud Hens game service--also known as the Muddy Shuttle--to Fifth Third Field.
TARTA has service to all Mud Hens home games and carries over 25,000 Mud Hens fans each baseball season for a round-trip ride to Fifth Third Field. There are currently twelve Muddy Shuttle locations in the TARTA service area. Fare remains the same for 2007: $1 per person or $2 for groups up to 5 people. No game ticket is required to ride the Muddy Shuttle. For TARTA line service trips--$1 before home games; free return trip when rider shows ticket stub from that day's home game. Return trips leave 20 minutes after the end of the game; or when post-game fireworks are featured, return bus trips leave 20 minutes after the fireworks.
Complete information is available at tarta.com/hens.htm or by calling 419-243-RIDE.
The locations have changed little year-to-year. For 2007, please note the new Maumee location at St. Luke’s Hospital. However, there is currently NO Muddy Shuttle service available at Southwyck or Westfield Franklin Park. For the Westgate Muddy Shuttle, game-goers will board the bus near the shelter west of the Sears store at the service drive.
Muddy Shuttle service at Westfield Franklin Park will be restored upon completion of their retail section at the corner of Sylvania Ave and Royer Rd. Although no date has been set, construction is expected to start this year.
Maumee
St. Luke's Hospital (NEW Location!)
Lucas County Recreation Center
Toledo
Alexis Road Meijer (near I-75)
Westgate Sears (west of Sears, near shelter on service dr.)
Miracle Mile Shopping Center (near shelter)
Southland Shopping Center (behind Fifth Third bank)
Perrysburg
River Place Shopping Center (at stop sign near Basset's/Charlie's)
Country Charm Shoppes (near shelter)
Rossford
All Saints Catholic Church (Lime City Rd. near Schreier Rd.)
Sylvania
Centennial Terrace (main parking lot)
St. Joseph Church (near shelter)
Waterville
Waterville Plaza (near shelter at Kroger)

March 23, 2007
TARTA improves Call-A-Ride efficiency and expands hours, adds an express route and a Mud Hens shuttle stop.
Shorter wait and ride times expected for Call-A-Ride users.
Beginning March 25, users of TARTA’s Call-A-Ride service, currently available in the communities of Maumee, Perrysburg, Rossford, Sylvania/Sylvania Township, Spencer Township, and Waterville, are likely to experience a shorter waiting and ride time due to changes in how the service is provided.
As of next week, TARTA Call-A-Ride service will operate with maximum flexibility between time points. A more flexible service was introduced for the Perrysburg Call-A-Ride in August 2006 as a pilot program. With an increase in ridership of 9% and a reduced ride time by nearly two-thirds, the success of the program in Perrysburg is expected to have similar results in the other Call-A-Ride service areas. TARTA Call-A-Ride is also extending its service hours in Maumee, Rossford, and Sylvania.
Also available next week will be another TARTA express route to the Owens-Illinois Inc. campus at the Levis business park in Perrysburg. Route 43X will run Monday-Friday from from Southland Shopping Center at Byrne and Glendale. O-I is also served by TARTA routes 10L and 42X, and the Perrysburg Call-A-Ride.
For Mud Hens fans, TARTA has added a Muddy Shuttle stop at St. Luke's Hospital in Maumee. Service to all Mud Hens home games is availabl