Kenosha County Transportation Resources

Kenosha City Bus

Kenosha Area Transit has reduced its routes to hourly, or one route per hour

Be sure to sit at least 6 feet away from everyone else on the bus.

Stay away from the driver unless necessary.

Cover your nose and mouth when you cough or sneeze.

Wash your hands thoroughly when you get off the bus, especially before touching your face.

Care-A-Van

Door-to-door service with no fare to people with qualifying disabilities.
Same-day travel may be possible.
Call (262) 658- 9093 for more information.

Western Kenosha Transit

Western Kenosha Transit has suspended all fixed-route service until future notice.

Door-to-Service Available:

$2.00 one-way
Call (888) 203-3498 to schedule a ride
Call at least one day in advance

Racine County Transportation Resources

My RIDE is not giving people rides right now. But if you are 55 and older, or have a disability you may be able to get groceries or medications delivered.

Call my RIDE at (262) 417-7544.

Groceries and prescriptions must be paid for (via credit card) at the time of ordering from the store or pharmacy.
Zero contact delivery to reduce fears of contracting coronavirus
Items delivered to your door

This service is free, although donations are accepted.

Racine City Bus

The city bus system is FREE until April 20th.

All riders are asked to use the rear door to get on and off the bus. If you need to use the front door, alert the driver.

No more than 15 people at a time will be allowed on the bus.

Be sure to sit at least 6 feet away from everyone else on the bus. Stay away from the driver unless necessary.

Cover your nose and mouth when you cough or sneeze. Wash your hands thoroughly when you get off the bus, especially before touching your face.

Kenosh Transp

Racine Trasp