TARC’s mission is to implement transportation opportunities enhancing social, economic and environmental well-being of the Greater Louisville Region. In pursuit of achieving success, TARC looks for new ways to improve services and are currently in the process of implementing several exciting efforts. The largest effort is a drive towards becoming the mobility manager of the region to ensure access to mobility for the residents and visitors through the progress of TARC LINC.
Fixed Route Service
Want to explore? TARC’s Fixed Route can get the job done.
TARC’s Fixed Route Service covers over 12 million ride miles annually. The includes Route 18 stretching from the Gene Snyder at Dixie Highway to Downtown before heading back out to Okolona, to Route 23 connecting Shawnee Park to the Fern Creek Neighborhood. Route 4 connects riders to Downtown through the University of Louisville campus and out to Iroquois Park, to Route 71 bridging the Kentucky-Indiana line across the Ohio River through the city of New Albany then to Indiana University Southeast and out to Jeffersonville, Indiana.
LouLift
LouLift is a sleek, clean and quiet way to navigate downtown Louisville and beyond. As one of the largest, all-electric fleets in the country, LouLift offers a comfortable ride for residents and visitors to our city. Whether riders are exploring the historic Whiskey Row in search of a glass of Kentucky bourbon or heading to Churchill Downs for a day at the track, let LouLift be a safe way to travel, fare-free and care free.
Adventure Bus
TARC’s Adventure Bus provides transportation services to qualified non-profit organizations including neighborhood, faith-based, and local community groups that offer programs designed to enrich the lives of at-risk youth from low-income families in the Greater Louisville area.
The Adventure Bus focuses on providing transportation services to groups of children 5 to 17 years of age who have no other means of taking educational trips and are not involved with fee-paid camps.
TARC3, Paratransit Service
Our TARC3 service operates 102 paratransit vehicles and serves as a safety net to ensure access to mobility is available for everyone in our region. For information on requesting a Reasonable Accommodation, submitting an ADA Complaint form, and TARC3 forms (including: Rider’s Guide,Application,Medical Forms, Re-certification, and more) please visit our Accessibility page.
