Gohio Mobility and Gohio Commute are two free tools that help Ohio residents find transportation and commuting options that fit their needs and budgets.
Gohio Mobility is a statewide website that helps riders find transportation services, including options for people who need wheelchair-accessible vehicles or extra assistance. Users enter their starting point, where they need to go, and any special needs (such as wheelchair accessibility, curb-to-curb, or door-to-door service). The site then lists transportation providers in their area that match those criteria. There is no cost to use the website; riders only pay the fare charged by the transportation provider. Learn more at: https://gohiocommute.com/#/mobility
Gohio Commute is a free, interactive platform that helps people choose more affordable and sustainable ways to get to work or school, such as carpooling, vanpooling, transit, biking, walking, or telecommuting. Users can plan trips, match with carpool or vanpool partners, find transit routes and bike paths, and see estimates of cost, emissions, and calories burned for each option. Commuters who log at least five “sustainable” trips per month can earn discounts at local and national businesses. Employers, schools, and universities can also use Gohio Commute to reduce parking demand, support employee retention, and organize shared rides (such as SchoolPools). There is no cost to use the app; any costs are arranged directly between carpool partners.
Because carpooling and ridesharing are done at your own risk, ODOT encourages users to exercise good judgment—such as meeting potential carpool partners in a public place first and, when possible, riding with people from your own workplace. As gas prices rise, these tools can be especially helpful for saving money, reducing stress, and expanding transportation options in our region.
