Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky
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The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky, known commonly by the acronym TANK is the public transit system serving the Northern Kentucky suburbs of Cincinnati, Ohio located in Kenton County, Boone County and Campbell County TANK was founded in 1972 when the privately-funded Greenline Bus Company ceased operation, and voters in the three counties approved a publicly funded public transit system[1]. On January 6, 2008 Tank began operating four hybrid busses on its Southbank Shuttle.
Currently TANK operates a fleet of 90 buses.[2]
[edit] Routes
| Number | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Florence Mall - Industrial Rd. - Turfway Park |
| 1X | Florence Express - Union - Turfway |
| 2X | Airport Express |
| 3 | Ludlow - Bromley |
| 5 | Bromley - City Heights |
| 7 | Rosedale - Latonia |
| 8 | Eastern Ave. - Latonia Centre |
| 9 | Taylor Mill |
| 11 | Ft. Thomas - Northern Kentucky University |
| 12 | Dayton |
| 16 | Grand Towers - St. Luke E. Carmel Manor |
| 17X | Villa Hills Express - Buttermilk Park & Ride |
| 18X | Edgewood Express |
| 19X | Beechgrove Express - Hallom |
| 20 | South Newport |
| 22X | Walton Express |
| 23 | South Bellevue |
| 25 | Alexandria |
| 25 | Alexandria - Electric Ave. (Discontinued) |
| 25 | Village Green |
| 25X | Alexandria Express Park & Ride |
| 26X | Grands Lick Express |
| 28X | Empire Drive Express |
| 29X | Hebron - Southpark Express |
| 30X | Independence Express |
| 32X | Burlington Park & Ride Express |
| 33 | St. Elisabeth South - Thomas More College - Crestview Hills |
| 37X | Commonwealth Express |
[edit] References
- ^ "History". Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky Official Website (undated). Retrieved October 5, 2007
- ^ "Bill passes Senate", The Kentucky Post, E. W. Scripps Company, 2007-09-13, p. A2. Retrieved on 2007-10-05. "The bill, the 2008 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill, would help TANK replace three buses in its 90-bus fleet."
