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Bookmark or Share- The Connector - Streetcar - City of CincinnatiThe Connector is an electric-powered streetcar that operates along a 3.6-mile loop connecting Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine and Banks neighborhoods via the Central Business District. It is free to ride.
- Cincinnati Bell Connector (Streetcar) - Official Ticket SourceCincinnati Bell Connector (Streetcar) Running up to 18 hours a day and 365 days a year, the Cincinnati Bell Connector is an electric mode of transportation operating in its first phase on a 3.6-mile loop connecting key communities in the city's urban core.
- Streetcars in Cincinnati - WikipediaCincinnati was one of only three cities in North America whose streetcars used double overhead trolley wire (two wires for each track) and twin trolley poles on each streetcar, the only others being Havana, Cuba, and the small Merrill, Wisconsin system.
- How To Ride - Streetcar - City of CincinnatiStreetcars arrive every 15 minutes. Check the route map here to determine your desired destination. Maps also are posted inside every streetcar. A few popular destinations include: Findlay Market. Washington Park. Riverfront/Banks. Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County. Fountain square.
- About the Streetcar - Streetcar - City of CincinnatiThe Connector is Cincinnati's modern, electric streetcar system. The fleet, which includes five streetcars, travels a 3.6-mile loop that connects the city's riverfront at The Banks, Downtown and Over-the-Rhine. The system is owned by the City of Cincinnati. It is operated and maintained by Transdev. Get answers to common questions and learn more.
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