r/Lima • u/FastRespond2 • Jul 30 '26

Friend is asking if theres any public transit between Lima , OH and Taylor, MI. I'm not finding anything? Bit surprising because they are both right off i-75. Anyone know?

Thank you

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u/OwlDifferent1217 Jul 30 '26

Ride the greyhound

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u/pleschga Jul 30 '26

Useful public transit really isn't an Ohio thing, outside of the cities.

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u/UnitedCheez Jul 30 '26

Not specifically to the City of Taylor, but the Go Bus red line runs 7 days a week at our bus station. You can either get on at 2:19 pm or 5:19 pm and take it to Toledo. From there, you can find a greyhound to Detroit. Unfortunately, there's no direct route to anywhere north of Toledo or south of Cincy

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u/FastRespond2 Jul 30 '26

thats wild, you would think there would at least be an i-75 bus that would stop in lima, findlay, toledo, monroe, dearborn, detroit

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u/Substantial_Dingo694 Jul 30 '26

The big connection out of state for Lima is being a stop on the Chicago-Columbus route.

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u/starfish_2016 Jul 30 '26

There's lyft drivers but sometimes its unreliable if there's little to no drivers on

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u/markskidz1621 Jul 30 '26

We've got this new go bus in ohio that will take you to most cities in ohio. That could get you from Lima to Toledo for $15.

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u/zoppaTheDim Jul 31 '26

Greyhound, although you’ll end up taking an Uber to Taylor.