Transit Expansion
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New look, new routes
Gwinnett will be implementing new transit services that will provide additional mobility options, relieve congestion, and increase employment and economic opportunities for residents. The new services will allow for better connectivity and accessibility to medical resources, education, and points of interest. It will also provide brand new connections to areas of the county that are not currently served by transit, which opens the service to new customers and increases the transit destination options for residents by 41 percent.
The new planned transit service will include three new local bus routes, servicing new areas in Snellville, Stone Mountain, Buford, and Suwanee. The new service will also provide extended transit coverage in Lawrenceville, Lilburn, and Duluth. This service expansion includes a new local route to Buford (Route 50) from the Sugarloaf Mills Park and Ride located in Lawrenceville through downtown Suwanee, providing customers access to attractions such as Mall of Georgia, the Exchange, and Coolray Field.
It will include a new local route in Snellville (Route 70) that will provide service from downtown Snellville to the Indian Creek MARTA Station in Stone Mountain by utilizing Highway 78 and incorporating stops along the corridor in Gwinnett to include the Amazon Distribution Warehouse.
Transit service will also include a new local route to Stone Mountain (Route 25) that will provide service from Gwinnett Place Transit Center in Duluth through Lilburn City Hall to Stone Mountain's Amazon Distribution Warehouse, providing a connection to Route 70 in Snellville.
Being that paratransit service runs up to three-quarters of a mile outside of where there is a local bus stop, the addition of local bus service allows the paratransit service area to expand as well. This new service expansion also includes the addition of microtransit service, which is an on-demand transit option new to Gwinnett. The planned implementation of microtransit will provide additional mobility options in Snellville/Centerville and Lawrenceville, better connecting these communities to our local bus routes.
Proposed transit routes
