TARTA News

Cost will not be a barrier to young northwest Ohioans enjoying everything this
community has to offer this summer, as the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority
(TARTA) and community partners bring back the Youth Summer Blast Pass.

As its next step in making certain that the great things about northwest Ohio are accessible to everyone, the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority’s (TARTA) paratransit division has become the first transit agency department in Ohio to become a Certified Autism Center™. 

No matter what the temperature is when baseball season starts in Toledo, the Toledo
Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) will be ready for it with an expanded Muddy
Shuttle available to Toledo Mud Hens fans on Opening Day.

Congratulations and thank you to two vital members of Team TARTA who retired in February. 

A routine service call on a TARPS vehicle became anything but that for one TARTA mechanic, who went above and beyond to help a stranger Feb. 6 outside of Walmart on Toledo’s Central Avenue. 

During Ohio Loves Transit Week (Feb. 11-17), Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced grant funding to support $106 million in local transit projects across the state, more than $3 million of which was awarded to the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA).  

For the first time since it began operations, the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) has a brand new bus wash.

The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) is participating in Ohio Loves Transit Week (Feb. 11-17) by offering a helping hand to the people who depend on public transportation. 

To celebrate Rosa Parks this Saturday, the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA), the Toledo Chapter of the NAACP, and the Toledo Lucas County Public Library are bringing the story of the mother of the civil rights movement to families.

Officials from the City of Oregon and Lucas County will join Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) to tout the start of public transportation services in Oregon.