Howard County's service is run from St Paul under the name Midland Public Transit, and its remit is stated without qualification: transportation in town and out of town, for anyone who needs it. There is no age threshold and no disability requirement, which puts it among the more genuinely public of Nebraska's rural services. Vehicles operate from eight in the morning to four in the afternoon on weekdays. What a journey costs depends on where it goes, and a sliding fee schedule exists for riders who would struggle with the standard fare.