FORT WAYNE, Ind. — GO Riteway Transportation Group has opened a new terminal in Fort Wayne as part of an expansion aimed at increasing its commercial transportation services in northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio.
The Wisconsin-based company said the new location will house a fleet of motorcoaches and shuttle vehicles, allowing it to respond more quickly to regional demand and broaden service to businesses, schools, health care providers and event organizers.
“Fort Wayne and the surrounding region are experiencing significant growth, and reliable transportation is a core part of supporting that momentum,” said Wendy Bast, co-chair of GO Riteway. “This new terminal allows us to bring our standard of safe, dependable, and customer-focused service to more partners across Indiana and Ohio.”
The expansion builds on GO Riteway’s acquisition of Cardinal Bus in 2019, which marked the company’s entry into Indiana and Michigan. The Fort Wayne terminal is intended to extend that footprint and strengthen its presence in the Midwest, where the company now operates more than 30 locations across five states.
Company officials said the Fort Wayne facility will support a range of services, including employee shuttle programs, corporate transportation, school transit and group travel for events and athletics. The fleet will also include executive vans, sedans and ADA-accessible vehicles.
“Establishing a strategic hub in Fort Wayne positions GO Riteway to better support the region’s business community, schools, and major employers with the high-quality transportation services we’re known for,” said Chief Operations Officer Steve Fazio. “Whether it’s workforce shuttle programs, university or K-12 student transportation, athletic travel, corporate events, or large-scale project transportation, this market is a perfect fit for our capabilities.”
The company said the new terminal is expected to create local jobs in driving, dispatch and operations.
Founded in 1957, GO Riteway has grown from a family-owned bus company into a regional transportation provider with more than 1,500 vehicles and about 1,800 employees.
