Transit Services

Overview

Public transit programs are a key part of Georgia's ability to mitigate congestion, improve air quality, and facilitate economic development needs. Georgia DOT's transit programs allow over 167 million Georgians to live, work, and play without relying on the sole use of single occupancy vehicles (SOVs). 

• Learn more about Georgia's Transit Programs
• View a map of Georgia's Public Transit System

Urban Transit Systems

• Albany Transit System (ATS) 
• Athens Transit (The Bus)
• Augusta Public Transit (APT) 
• Clayton County Transit (C-TRAN)
• Chatham Area Transit (CAT) 
• Cobb Community Transit (CTT)
• Columbus Transit System (METRA)
• Douglas County Rideshare*

• Gwinnett County Transit (GCT)
• Georgia Regional Transportation Authority (GRTA)**
• Hall Area Transit (HAT) 
• Macon-Bibb County Transit Authority
• MARTA Bus and Rail
• Rome Transit
• University of Georgia Campus Transit

* Vanpool services provided
** Express Bus Service Only

Urban Transit Facts

Urban Transit Systems (Statewide): 14
Total Revenue Vehicles: 1103 buses, 388 rail cars, 1 trolley
Revenue Vehicle Miles: 19,631,400
Number of Passenger Trips: 303,973,799 

Rural City Transit Systems

1. Cedartown
2. Social Circle
3. Unadilla
4. Vienna
5. Americus
6. Dawson
7. Arlington
8. Sylvester

Rural Transit Facts

Number of Rural Transit Programs: 100
Total Revenue Vehicles: 437
ADA Compliant: 245
Revenue Vehicle Miles: 13,335,973
Number of Passenger Trips: 2,144,436