RT. 60 & Burlington Rd.

They find themselves at the bus stop located at the intersection of 19th Street and Adams Avenue in Huntington, WV. This modest stop serves as a convenient point for local transit, with benches offering a place to rest as they wait for their bus. Surrounded by a mix of residential buildings and local businesses, it reflects the everyday rhythm of the neighborhood while connecting commuters to various destinations around the city. Generated from this place's information

Foodfair Plaza is a vibrant bus stop located in Kenova, West Virginia, serving as a central hub for local transit. They can find convenience in its proximity to shopping options, including a grocery store, which caters to both daily commuters and visitors. The area is characterized by a friendly atmosphere, often buzzing with the activity of residents and travelers alike, making it an essential point for those navigating the town. Generated from this place's information

The Tri-State Transit Authority (TTA) operates scheduled and on-demand bus services from Huntington, Ind., to Milton, Vt., and Barboursville, W.Va. The company offers paratransit services to individuals with disabilities who are unable to use the fixed-route system. It includes more than 40 transit vehicles in the active fleet, including over 5 paratransit vans. The Tri-State Transit Authority accommodates mobility devices and life support equipment. The company s buses are equipped with signals to alert the driver that a customer desires to get off at the next stopping location. It provides for Adopt-A-Bus program, which is an advertising program. The buses feature prints, graphs and pictures of companies logos, addresses and products. The Tri-State Transit Authority has partnerships with the Lawrence County Port Authority and the Lawrence County Community Action Organization. The company is located in Huntington, W.Va.