The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) has announced it will be offering a free shuttle service for runners picking up their packets for the Flying Pig Marathon. Riders can catch a shuttle at designated stops in downtown Cincinnati, which will then drop them off at the front door of the Northern Kentucky Convention Center. […]
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TANK raises bus fares, offers rewards program for loyal riders
By WCPO’s Taylor Woods Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky riders now have to pay slightly more for bus fares, but the transit authority has a program to offset costs for those who rely on this form of transportation. Some TANK riders WCPO talked to already feel the impact of increased bus fares. “I just think it’s […]
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TANK releases new rider rewards program
The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky, also known as TANK, announced the launch of a new “Rider Rewards” program. TANK is a public transit system serving Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties and downtown Cincinnati. Now, riders can earn rewards by riding and sharing their feedback directly in the Transit app, collecting points that can be […]
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Ride TANK Plus to Kroger, get $5 gift card
New riders of TANK Plus can earn a $5 Kroger gift card for taking a trip to the grocery store. Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky, known locally as TANK, and Kroger announced a new collaboration beginning Monday that provides a $5 Kroger gift card to any new rider who travels TANK Plus to Kroger within […]
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TANK’s shift in service: What it means for everyday commuters
The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky, more commonly known as TANK, is undergoing a shift to better meet its riders’ needs. TANK is the public transit system serving Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties and downtown Cincinnati. The organization announced in January that it is removing five routes and increasing fares beginning March 22. TANK General […]
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TANK to raise fares, remove routes this spring
TANK, the public transit system serving Boone, Campbell, and Kenton counties, and Downtown Cincinnati will implement service changes and fare rate increases this spring, including route changes, fare increases, and the elimination of five routes.
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TANK service to cease at 7 p.m. Monday
TANK will suspend all fixed route bus service at 7 p.m. today due to hazardous road conditions, and will resume normal service at 7 a.m. Tuesday morning.
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TANK wants to hear from riders about proposed changes
The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky is seeking public feedback on proposed changes to fares and services for 2025, including the elimination of several routes, adjustment of others and an increase in ride fares to $2.
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TANK Plus microtransit program coming to Campbell County this fall
TANK Plus, TANK’s on-demand microtransit program, is expected to launch in fall 2024, offering curb-to-curb service within a designated zone for $5 per trip and $2.50 per trip to a fixed route bus stop or transit center.
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TANK seeks feedback on app-based curb-to-curb ride service
The Transportation Authority of Northern Kentucky is seeking input on its new “microtransit” program, which would allow residents to order curb-to-curb minibus rides through a phone app or a call center.