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Gwinnett County Transit
COVID-19 Pandemic Response
Local service – Starting Monday, June 1, 2020, Gwinnett County Transit will restrict boarding on local buses to 15 passengers in order to promote social distancing while still providing essential trips for people who need transit. Once a local bus reaches its 15-passenger capacity, it will display “Bus Full. Please wait for the next bus” until there is room on the bus.
Commuter service – Beginning Monday, June 1, 2020, Gwinnett County Transit will run commuter express bus routes to downtown Atlanta on a reduced schedule. Routes 110 and 103A will run on their regular, full schedule, effective Monday, August 31, 2020. To continue practicing social distancing, only 20 passengers will be permitted on a commuter bus at a time.
Local, Commuter, and Paratransit service – In accordance with the mandate signed by Gwinnett County Chairwoman Nicole L. Hendrickson, GCT passengers are required to wear a face mask on all buses, effective January 27, 2021. When available, hand sanitizer and face masks will be placed on buses for passenger use. We are also deep cleaning all buses and vans daily, an increase from once a month. The cleaning products used for deep cleaning kill germs at a rate of 99.9 percent.
For more information on the CDC mask mandate for public transit, click here.
Commuter service – Beginning Monday, June 1, 2020, Gwinnett County Transit will run commuter express bus routes to downtown Atlanta on a reduced schedule. Routes 110 and 103A will run on their regular, full schedule, effective Monday, August 31, 2020. To continue practicing social distancing, only 20 passengers will be permitted on a commuter bus at a time.
Local, Commuter, and Paratransit service – In accordance with the mandate signed by Gwinnett County Chairwoman Nicole L. Hendrickson, GCT passengers are required to wear a face mask on all buses, effective January 27, 2021. When available, hand sanitizer and face masks will be placed on buses for passenger use. We are also deep cleaning all buses and vans daily, an increase from once a month. The cleaning products used for deep cleaning kill germs at a rate of 99.9 percent.
For more information on the CDC mask mandate for public transit, click here.
About Us
Gwinnett County Transit began express bus service in 2001 and local bus service in 2002. GCT operates commuter express bus, local bus and paratransit service as part of the department mission to “enhance quality of life by facilitating the mobility of people and goods safely and efficiently.”
Commuter express bus service operates Monday through Friday and includes five routes using the HOT lane on I-85. Park and ride lots at I-985, Sugarloaf Mills and Indian Trail have been built or upgraded to provide free and convenient parking for bus riders. Local bus service operates seven routes Monday through Saturday connecting neighborhoods and businesses to Gwinnett County's many cultural, shopping and educational opportunities. Paratransit service for qualifying persons with disabilities operates in conjunction with the local bus service.
Customer service is available at 770.822.5010 Monday through Friday from 6:00am to 8:00pm and Saturday from 7:00am to 8:00pm.
The Transit Bulletin
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Gwinnett County Transit
External Links
- GDOT - Georgia Department of Transportation
- GA 511 / Georgia Navigator (GA DOT traffic site)
- ARC (Atlanta Regional Commission)
- GRTA (Georgia Regional Transportation Authority) Xpress Service
- MARTA (the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority)
- Cobb County Transit (CobbLinc)
- GA Commute Options
- ATLTransit.org
