More Connections. Less Waiting. TANK Builds a Better Transit Network

A new high-frequency corridor will connect more people to jobs, entertainment, shopping and community destinations across Newport, Covington and downtown Cincinnati. Getting where you need to go should be simple and convenient. Starting November 7, TANK is strengthening connections across the region by increasing service frequency on key local routes, giving riders more opportunities to […]

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NKU, TANK launch partnership to help reimagine public mobility in NKY

Facing rising operational costs and potential constraints on future public funding, the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky, also known as TANK, is working to identify new, sustainable operating models.  Northern Kentucky University and TANK, announced a new partnership aimed at reimagining the future of public mobility in Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties. Through a multidisciplinary […]

TANK Announces Fall Service Improvements to Better Meet Riders’ Needs

Public transit plays an important role in connecting people to work, school, health care, shopping and other destinations throughout Northern Kentucky and downtown Cincinnati. As rider needs continue to evolve, Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) has announced several service improvements that will take effect on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026. The improvements are designed to […]

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TANK announces service changes coming this fall

More frequent buses and a new high-frequency route connecting Newport, Covington and Cincinnati are coming to Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky riders this fall.  TANK, the public transit system serving Boone, Campbell, and Kenton counties as well as downtown Cincinnati, will implement service changes Nov. 7 to better meet riders’ needs while maintaining sustainable operations. […]

Driving Ridership Through Rewards and Affordable Fare Strategies

Public transit systems across the U.S. are facing a pivotal moment: escalating costs of car ownership including fuel, regular maintenance and parking fees are reshaping how many Americans think about mobility, creating both an opportunity and a challenge for transit agencies. At Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) – which serves Boone, Campbell and Kenton […]

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