COTA to take feedback on route changes and reductions amid driver shortage
Riders can hear about potential changes, provide feedback and ask questions at public hearings at 6 p.m. Thursday and noon Tuesday.
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Riders can hear about potential changes, provide feedback and ask questions at public hearings at 6 p.m. Thursday and noon Tuesday.
A shortage of bus drivers is forcing the Central Ohio Transit Authority to make more cuts to its service to its weekend service.
A driver shortage at the Central Ohio Transit Authority will likely lead to route changes this year. While working to increase recruitment efforts, COTA is also seeking to make its income assistance pilot program permanent.
A pilot program beginning in May is intended to encourage more foot traffic, and less automobile traffic, in the Short North neighborhood.
Beginning March 1, a COTA pilot program will reduce fares 50% for low-income riders if they use the digital pay system.