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Plan designed to present solutions to transportation challenges open for public comment through June 30. 

See the Walleye chase the Kelly Cup or the Mud Hens take on the Louisville Bats without worrying about paying for parking. 

Join TARTA as we explore the Toledo Region’s food truck scene this summer.

The Youth Summer Blast Pass – now in its third year – will be effective on May 18.  Youth between the ages of 6 and 19 can apply for a digital or physical pass and ride free on all TARTA services through the end of August. In previous years, this program had allowed free rides on fixed route, paratransit and on-demand services from the start of June.

Ten new diesel-powered full-size buses recently hit the road for TARTA, and the addition to 11 electric full-size vehicles  have helped to significantly drive down the average age of TARTA vehicles on the road.

Partial Funds Available for 2025 Capital Projects Section 5307. Written public comments on the proposed Program of Projects will be accepted by the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority until the close of business on June 13, 2025.

TARTA continues to look for dedicated, career-minded individuals with a passion for connecting people to their communities. 

At Experience TARTA – scheduled for Saturday, May 17 from 9 a.m. to noon at 1127 W. Central Avenue in Toledo – job seekers can complete applications, speak with TARTA’s Human Resources team about open positions, and even drive a bus through a secured course.

Please be aware that the automated system that gives TARTA Move paratransit clients automated phone calls regarding their ride is out of service until further notice.

Karen Poore, a Business Navigator with Lucas County’s Department of Economic Development, previously served as Deputy Mayor in the administration of City of Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz. 

Avoid parking fees while following the Toledo Walleye in the second round of the ECHL playoffs by hopping on TARTA’s Walleye Shuttle.