Chatham Area Transit
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| Founded | 1986 |
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| Headquarters | Chatham Area Transit |
| Locale | Savannah, Georgia |
| Service area | Chatham County, Georgia |
| Service type | Bus, Paratransit |
| Routes | 19 |
| Hubs | Joe Murray Rivers Jr. Intermodal Transit Center |
| Fleet | 67 |
| Fuel type | Diesel, hybrid |
| Website | http://www.catchacat.org/ |
Chatham Area Transit is the provider of public transportation in the Savannah, Georgia, metropolitan area. The Authority was founded in 1987 after the collapse of previous transit providers.[1] Services operate seven days a week and 90% of county residents are within reasonable walking distance of a bus route.
The downtown shuttles are known as the dot.
Fixed-route list
There are currently 17 fixed routes:[2]
- 3 West Chatham
- 3B Augusta Ave / Garden City / Hudson Hill
- 4 Barnard
- 6 Cross Town
- 10 East Savannah
- 11 Candler
- 12 Henry
- 14 Abercorn Local
- 17 Silk Hope
- 20 Skidaway Island / Coffee Bluff
- 25 MLK Jr. Blvd / Westlake Apts
- 27 Waters
- 28 Waters
- 29 West Gwinnett / Cloverdale
- 31 Skidaway / Sandfly
- 80 Tiger Shuttle
- 100X Airport Express
Fare-free downtown Savannah services
There are currently three free downtown (dot) shuttles:[2]
- Forsyth Loop
- Downtown Loop
- Savannah Belles Ferry
The Downtown Loop was amended in January 2022 to incorporate sections of Abercorn Street, East Liberty Street and East Oglethorpe Avenue, with new stops added at Price and East Liberty Streets and East Broad Street near East Bryan Street. It would no longer serve the eastern end of Bryan and Congress Streets.[3]
CAT bike stations
- Rivers Exchange - 610 W. Oglethorpe Ave.
- Ellis Square - 31 Barnard St.
References
- ^ "History | Chatham Area Transit (CAT)". www.catchacat.org. Retrieved 2017-04-27.
- ^ a b System Map – CatchACat.org
- ^ "New Dot shuttle route to begin Jan. 9" – CAT Express, January 4, 2022
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