Transit Programs

Overview

The Georgia DOT Transit Section provides transit capital and operating assistance to the 12 urban and 100 rural public transportation programs in the state. We also provide transit planning assistance to all 15 Metropolitan Planning Organizations in Georgia.

Mission

Our mission is to "preserve and enhance public transportation facilities and equipment in urban and rural areas of Georgia."

What's New In Transit

  • SAFETEA-LU - will provide $286.4 billion in guaranteed funding for federal surface transportation programs over six years through FY 2009.
  • 2006 Section 5311 program map - GDOT plans to add three new 5311 programs, bringing the number of 5311 programs in the state to 103.
  • United We Ride - GDOT was recently awarded a federal United We Ride grant to help improve coordination between agencies providing public transportation.
  • 2006 Urban Transit Systems Map

Program Information

Information on the various transit programs administered through the Georgia DOT

Section 3037 Job Access Reverse Commute

Section 5303 Urbanized Area Planning

Section 5307 Urbanized Area Formula Program

Section 5309 Discretionary Urban Capital

Section 5311 Rural Program

Section 5311(f) Intercity Bus Program

State Management Plan for the 5311 Program

Rural Transit Assistance Program (RTAP)

Links

Government Agencies & Associations

Contact Information

Transit Program Manager
Steve Kish

Transit Planners
Parris Orr
Tony Sack

Transit Operations Staff
Viktor Opara-Amaechi

Public Transportation Coordinator
Larry Dyer 

 

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