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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.
Explore the Ride COTA website to plan your trip, check routes, and learn about public transit options in Columbus and Central Ohio.
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The line number and destination are located on the vehicle’s front windshield. Have fare ready (cash, COTA Smartcard or Transit app on your smartphone). If transferring later, ask your Operator for a transfer pass before paying. Motion to the Operator as your transit vehicle approaches.
PM times shown in BOLD. This vehicle line has transfer stops in Downtown. There are 3 Transfer Zones that allow transfer to Lines 1–11, CMAX and 102. All lines stop in each zone with the exception of Line 10, which only stops in Zone 2.
PM times shown in BOLD. This vehicle line has transfer stops in Downtown. There are 3 Transfer Zones that allow transfer to Lines 1–11 and CMAX. All lines stop in each zone with the exception of Line 10, which only stops in Zone 2.
Contact COTA Customer Care: 614-228-1776 QUESTIONS ABOUT ZOO BUS? Visit our website: COTA.com/zoobus MOVE TOWARD ADVENTURE ON THE ZOO BUS For a safe, easy and affordable ride to the Zoo, take COTA’s Zoo Bus — it’s just $2 each way! ENJOY $5 ZOO ADMISSION OR $10 OFF ZOOMBEZI BAY TICKETS ZIP TO THE ZOO
STANDARD, FREQUENT, RUSH HOUR. Free transfers valid for two hours. $2. Half-price fares are available for Seniors, Veterans, Key ID holders and those on Income Assistance. For more information about discounts, passes and fare capping, visit COTA.com/fares.
COTA Mainstream service is available to people who have a disability that prevents them from functionally using COTA fixed-route transit vehicles for some or all of their trips.
The backbone of COTA’s system is fixed-route transit service. Service is provided on a repetitive, fixed schedule basis along a defined route, with vehicles stopping at over 3,200 designated stops.