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Go Green with OTS! Our fleet now includes hybrid-electric buses that offer a quiet and smooth ride. Additionally, all buses include bike racks.
OTS bus routes include connections with other modes of travel. Route 11 (South Park) allows riders to access Wittman Airport. This location is also a Greyhound bus station.
Ride the bus to great places, like the Oshkosh Public Library. Route 2 stops near the library's front entrance on Washington Ave.
OTS provides close access to major medical facilities in the city. This picture features a bus stop on Route 9 (Ninth Ave) near the front entrance at Mercy Medical Center. Route 9 also serves a stop near Aurora Medical Center's front entry.
Many students rely on OTS routes to bring them to and from school each day. This is a picture of students boarding Route 7 (West High) near West High School. OTS's Route 5 (Algoma Park) serves North High School.
Parks are a favorite destination of OTS riders in the summer. Here is a photo of Route 1 (East Loop) near Menominee Park.
Route 2 (Bowen Street) links residential neighbors to community services and downtown.
University and Technical College students use OTS to save on transportation costs and avoid parking. Route 7 (West High) provides service to Fox Valley Technical College and Route 6 (UWO) provides service to the University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh.
Several bus routes provide service near local care facilities and retirement communities. Senior riders choose OTS buses to provide trips to the Seniors Center, medical appointments, and shopping. This photo shows a bus stop near Bethel Home Inc.
Welcome
The Oshkosh Transit System's mission is to provide reliable, affordable and accessible public transportation options to support our community's mobility needs. Our transportation options include fixed-route bus service within the City of Oshkosh, paratransit services to elderly and disabled individuals, paratransit service to low-income workers, and intercity bus service to Neenah. These services allow riders to access important destinations, like schools, employment sites, medical facilities, shopping centers, and entertainment venues.
Thank you for considering the Oshkosh Transit System to meet your travel needs!
The Oshkosh Transit System's mission is to provide reliable, affordable and accessible public transportation options to support our community's mobility needs. Our transportation options include fixed-route bus service within the City of Oshkosh, paratransit services to elderly and disabled individuals, paratransit service to low-income workers, and intercity bus service to Neenah. These services allow riders to access important destinations, like schools, employment sites, medical facilities, shopping centers, and entertainment venues.
Thank you for considering the Oshkosh Transit System to meet your travel needs!
News
- Expired ADA Paratransit Cards
- OTS Holiday Hours
- New Designated Bus Stops on Route 4
- Final Transit Development Plan
- Kids Ride FREE to the Library
- OTS Releases Draft of Transit Development Plan
- Growing Bike Rack Use
- Disabled Veterans and Children Under 6 Ride Free!
- 5th Grade Poster Contest Winners
- No Smoking in Bus Shelters
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Service to Neenah!
OTS provides daily roundtrip service to Neenah (Monday - Saturday) on Route #10.
This intercity service begins at our downtown transit center and ends in downtown Neenah, where riders can transfer to Valley Transit Buses for free. Click here for route and schedule information.
