Cincinnati is one of the most beautiful and easily accessible holiday spots in the country for visitors with special needs. Other than having tourist destinations and major attractions which are easily reachable for travelers who are physically challenged the city offers excellent bus transportation services throughout the city, especially around the Downtown, for special people.

Cincinnati Go Metro bus transportation service offered by SORTA (Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority) is the lifeline of this wonderful city. 90% of the fantastic Go Metro buses are wheelchair accessible as these buses comes with wheelchair lifts and two secured areas for accommodating the wheelchairs.

Go Metro has also recently included brand new buses with lower floor which offer cent percent access to the people with special needs. These Cincinnati buses have wheelchair ramps as well. to make the ride more enjoyable and comfortable for commuters with special needs these new Go Metro buses also have automatic voice systems that announce the major stops and transfer points along with other essential information.

While boarding the Go Metro bus carry the ADA ID card for enjoying the privileges.

The Peterman Bus Services of Cincinnati is well known for providing impeccable transportation facilities for challenged children and adults. Located in 8041 Hosbrook Road, Suite 330, Cincinnati, OH 45236, Petermann has an extraordinary team of experienced and well qualified bus drivers as well as monitors who get special trainings on trauma management, first aid and the CPR procedures. The team is highly skilled in understanding the behavior and needs of the special children and adults. The Petermann buses are accessible for all types of wheelchairs, scooters and strollers.

As the thirst largest city in Ohio, visiting Cincinnati is fun especially if you have enough idea as to how to get in and get around the city safely and comfortably through the different bus lines operating within the city of Cincinnati that include the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (Sorta) and the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (Tank).

Sorta - operating Metro, this bus line requires exact fares like $1.75 within Cincinnati (Zone 1). Other destination that Metro is serving includes other zones like the Zone 2, which is to, from or within Hamilton County, and Zone 3 for to, from or within Clermont County and Harrison, Ohio. Metro monthly passes can also be purchased online or from numerous location outlets for a more comfortable ride. If you wish to ride on a bus with lesser frequent stops, riding on those bus lines with "X" mark is ideal.

TANK - with TANK, riding in their buses will cost you $1.50 and $1.75 for an express fare. Discounted prices are given to senior or disabled passengers and students at $.75 and $1.00 respectively. Just like Metro, TANK also requires its passengers to prepare and hand an exact fare, for no change will be given. TANK's monthly passes are priced at $53. TANK has passes vending machine situated at the Covington Transit Center. One can also buy their passes at the TANK Headquarters or at the Bus Stop in Downtown Cincinnati.

On the other hand, if you are traveling with a group, Cincinnati also has the Croswell Charter Bus Tours that offers student, group, and individual tours. In order to make your trip according to your plan, simply contact Croswell and request for a quote.

Cincinnati Wiki Page

http://wikitravel.org/en/Cincinnati#Get_around

Sorta (Metro) Official Website

http://www.go-metro.com/index.html

TANK Official Website

http://www.tankbus.org/Home/tabid/36/Default.aspx

Croswell Official Website

http://www.croswell-bus.com/index.cfm