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Coronavirus Message
Access Scioto County (ASC) provides vital transportation services within the City of Portsmouth and all of Scioto County. With the likely continued spread of the COVID-19 novel coronavirus, we understand that people may be feeling anxiety and concern about the safety of public transit; we take this very seriously.
Here's what we're doing to help keep our customers and our employees healthy and safe.
We updated our vehicle cleaning procedures to include nightly disinfecting of all high-touch areas in all our buses. We want to ensure clean surfaces to assist our riders in having a safe journey to their destination. If any riders have concerns or observe a bus or vehicle that needs attention, we urge them to please alert an ASC employee right away.
Our top priorities are to continue service to the public and to keep our employees healthy and safe. Thank you for partnering with us to help prevent the spread of illness.
If you have questions or concerns about coronavirus, we encourage you to contact local and state health authorities:
The Portsmouth City Health Department - (740) 353-5153
The Scioto County Health Department - (740) 355-8358
The Ohio Department of Health – coronavirus.ohio.gov or call 1-833-4-ASK-ODH for answers
Here's what we're doing to help keep our customers and our employees healthy and safe.
We updated our vehicle cleaning procedures to include nightly disinfecting of all high-touch areas in all our buses. We want to ensure clean surfaces to assist our riders in having a safe journey to their destination. If any riders have concerns or observe a bus or vehicle that needs attention, we urge them to please alert an ASC employee right away.
Our top priorities are to continue service to the public and to keep our employees healthy and safe. Thank you for partnering with us to help prevent the spread of illness.
If you have questions or concerns about coronavirus, we encourage you to contact local and state health authorities:
The Portsmouth City Health Department - (740) 353-5153
The Scioto County Health Department - (740) 355-8358
The Ohio Department of Health – coronavirus.ohio.gov or call 1-833-4-ASK-ODH for answers
Dial-A-Ride service is now available on Saturday for Portsmouth, New Boston, Wheelersburg, Rosemount, and West Portsmouth!
To use the Saturday Dial-A-Ride service just call 740-353-5165 when you need a ride!
To use the Saturday Dial-A-Ride service just call 740-353-5165 when you need a ride!
Come Ride with Us!
Access Scioto County (ASC) is the public transit system for Scioto County, Ohio.
Our service is curb-to-curb with door-to-door service available on request.
Our service is curb-to-curb with door-to-door service available on request.
- ASC is open to the public Monday through Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. and available to anyone in Scioto County and South Shore, KY.
Access Scioto County your connection to the Go Bus!
ASC offers connector service to Go Bus, which enables those in Scioto County the opportunity to travel throughout the state, region, and nationally.
For more information contact us at 740-353-5626, ext. 203.
For more information on Go Bus click on the Go Bus logo or to find out how our connector service works click here.
The Go Bus has a new stop in Piketon! The new stop is located in front of the Bostick Drug Store located at 549 S.W. Street in Piketon!
ASC offers connector service to Go Bus, which enables those in Scioto County the opportunity to travel throughout the state, region, and nationally.
For more information contact us at 740-353-5626, ext. 203.
For more information on Go Bus click on the Go Bus logo or to find out how our connector service works click here.
The Go Bus has a new stop in Piketon! The new stop is located in front of the Bostick Drug Store located at 549 S.W. Street in Piketon!
ASC Buses use cleaner burning and affordable propane fuel. Using propane reduces greenhouse gases up to 25%, and up to 60% less carbon monoxide than gasoline powered vehicles. Propane is 100% American made and abundant. ASC uses Arrick's Propane of Lucasville, Ohio as our propane provider, with all the propane coming from the Mark West plant in South Shore, KY.
Since converting our fleet to propane starting in 2012, ASC has saved thousands of dollars in fuel cost, making better use of the tax payers' money to operate ASC.
Since converting our fleet to propane starting in 2012, ASC has saved thousands of dollars in fuel cost, making better use of the tax payers' money to operate ASC.
Access Scioto County Public Transit has been designated as an Ohio Green Fleet by Clean Fuels Ohio’s statewide Ohio Green Fleets program. The Ohio Green Fleets program recognizes fleets efficiency and environmental performance. Designated Ohio Green fleets provide a community service by improving air quality and reducing Ohio’s dependence on imported petroleum.
Access Scioto County earned designation as a five-star Ohio Green Fleet. Fleets are evaluated based on policies they have implemented to reduce vehicle emissions and reliance on petroleum fuels. Since converting to cleaner burning propane Autofuel in 2012 ASC has saved over $120,000 in fuel costs, lowered maintenance costs 68%, and greatly reduced its carbon emissions.
Access Scioto County earned designation as a five-star Ohio Green Fleet. Fleets are evaluated based on policies they have implemented to reduce vehicle emissions and reliance on petroleum fuels. Since converting to cleaner burning propane Autofuel in 2012 ASC has saved over $120,000 in fuel costs, lowered maintenance costs 68%, and greatly reduced its carbon emissions.
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