Gastonia Transit
Appearance
Headquarters | Gastonia, North Carolina |
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Locale | Gastonia, North Carolina |
Service type | Fixed route bus demand response van |
Routes | 6 |
Fleet | 7 transit buses 3 demand response vans |
Daily ridership | 282 thousand (annually)[1] |
Operator | City of Gastonia |
Chief executive | Debby Key |
Website | GT website |
The Gastonia Transit System (GT), is a municipally-owned operator of public transportation in Gastonia, North Carolina. The agency provides service from 5:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Monday through Friday; and from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday.
Route list
[edit]The following six fixed routes will either begin or end at Bradley Station. The standard fare is $1.25.[2]
# | Route Name | Destinations |
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1 | Pink Line | Franklin & New Hope, Social Security Building, New Hope & Huntsmoor, Franklin Square, and Gaston Mall/Target |
2 | Blue Line | Village Square, YMCA, Hudson & Union, Main Library, and Schiele Museum |
3 | Brown Line (Eastbound) | Dixie Village, Hudson & Myrtle, Health Department, and Chester & 10th |
Brown Line (Westbound) | Chester & 10th, Health Department, Hudson & Myrtle, and Dixie Village | |
4 | Red Line (Eastbound) | Dixie Village and Linwood Terrace Apartments |
Red Line (Westbound) | Loray Mill, Bessemer Crescent, and Dixie Village | |
5 | Yellow Line (Eastbound) | Dixie Village, May & Webb, Glenn & Davidson, and Radio Street Apartments |
Yellow Line (Westbound) | Radio Street Apartments, Glenn & Davidson, May & Webb, and Dixie Village | |
6 | Green Line (Eastbound) | Modena & Ozark, CaroMont Regional Medical Center, and Eastridge Mall |
Green Line (Westbound) | Eastridge Mall, Summit Crossing, and Modena & Ozark |
Routes as listed are as of July 2018.[2]
References
[edit]- ^ "City Bus Service". City of Gastonia. Retrieved May 9, 2022.
- ^ a b "Gastonia Transit Information" (PDF). City of Gastonia. July 2018. Retrieved May 9, 2022.