About Queen City Motorcoach Transportation
According to its website, the company began as Klug Bus Service in 1959 and was renamed Queen City Transportation in 2014 when Aaron Haid bought it. The site says it has grown its school bus and motor coach fleet and workforce since then. It also says that National Express, a Birmingham, England-based operator, took an interest in the company. The fleet page announces new activity buses described as suited to local travel, alongside 56- and 39-passenger motor coaches. The page offers a quote request and a call link.
Services listed on its website
- motor coach charters
- activity bus rental
- school bus service
- group transportation
Service area
Describes the Cincinnati community.
Fleet notes
The fleet page lists 56-passenger and 39-passenger motor coaches and new activity buses for local travel.
Questions to ask Queen City Motorcoach Transportation before you book
- How many passengers do the activity buses seat, and are they available for private charters?
- Is the company still owned and operated locally, given the National Express reference?
- What are the rates and minimums for a local day trip?
Written from Queen City Motorcoach Transportation's own website (queencitytransportation.com) and the fleet on record, reviewed October 2026. Operator statements are attributed, not verified — confirm prices, availability and vehicle assignment directly.