Taxi & Rideshare

Taxis can be booked through Columbus Yellow Cab and Columbus Taxi Service

Uber and Lyft both operate in Columbus.

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CoGo Bikeshare

On July 30, 2013, a network of 300 bikes at 30 downtown locations became operational. To participate users purchase an annual membership or 24 hour or 3 day pass at a station or online. Each time a bike is checked out the first 30 minutes are free, followed by incremental charges each half hour thereafter.

The specialized 3-speed bikes (pictured above) are designed for users 18 years and older and feature adjustable seats, safety lights, fenders and a basket as well as components to prevent theft and tampering.

Learn more by visiting www.CoGoBikeShare.com.

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COTA Bus Service

Riding public transit is easy, safe and convenient with the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA). Not only is riding COTA a great way to go green, but taking public transit saves you money!

COTA has many options to make riding the bus a more convenient and positive experience. Passengers have the following options available:

Bike ‘n Bus: All COTA buses are equipped with bike racks that securely hold two bikes per rack and are available to all COTA passengers on a first-come, first-served basis.

Park and Ride: There are 24 park and ride locations that take the hassle out of driving to work. Simply leave your car at one of the park and ride locations and let COTA do the driving. 

Downtown C-pass: This program offers a free bus pass to all eligible employees in downtown Columbus, thanks to a partnership between Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District (CCSID), the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) and the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC). The Downtown C-pass provides employees who work downtown a free, unlimited pass that is good on any COTA route, any, day any time. Not only can employees save money, but by shifting from single-occupancy vehicles to transit, the region could reduce its carbon emissions and improve air quality. For more information on the Downtown C-Pass visit: https://www.downtowncpass.com/, or call (614) 591-4184 between 9AM-5PM Monday- Friday. 

Rush Hour and Local lines: COTA has 29 local (plus the seasonal zoo service line) and 9 crosstown lines that serve passengers throughout central Ohio. There are 14 Rush Hour lines that get passengers to and from work safe and hassle-free. COTA serves passengers seven days a week and services those with disabilities through bus lifts that accommodate wheelchairs and other mobility devices.