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Savannah, Ga. – Starting Monday, April 27, Chatham Area Transit will be unable to service stops along Broughton Street due to the city’s Broughton Street improvement project. The project, which is expected to take nine to 12 months to complete, will impact the 14 Abercorn & 11 Candler routes. Outbound stops missed – Closest alternative […]

Savannah, Ga. – Chatham Area Transit plans to maintain the existing reduced schedule and safety measures implemented in response to COVID-19 pandemic for the next several weeks, even though Governor Brian Kemp’s executive order will allow some businesses to reopen starting this Friday. The reduced services and safety measures will continue in order to comply

The Chatham Area Transit Governance Committee will meet remotely at 11 a.m. on Tuesday. The public can access the meeting by calling (224) 501-3412 and then entering the access code: 209-989-645. The meeting agenda is below: Agenda 1. Call to Order 2. Board Chair Announcements/Recommendations 3. Presentations/Updates a. CEO Update…………………………………………………………………………….. b. CARES Act and Funding

*Updated on 04/08/2020 to reflect new customer services hours. Savannah, Ga. – Chatham Area Transit will implement additional bus schedule reductions, including shorter operating hours, as staffing levels decrease following the impacts of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The new service reductions will go into effect on Monday, April 13. The revised bus operating hours

As part of the precautionary measures being taken in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19), Chatham Area Transit is running buses at 50-percent of their capacity to allow passengers more room to spread out and adhere to the “social distancing” requirements. While CAT is operating on a limited basis, residents also are urged to only use

Savannah, Ga. – Chatham Area Transit will suspend Savannah Belles Ferry services indefinitely starting Saturday, March 28, as part of ongoing service adjustments being made in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. As businesses close and more residents follow “shelter in place” directives, ridership decreased significantly for the ferry, which provides free passage across

Savannah, Ga. – Due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the Chatham Area Transit Authority will convene remotely for the regular monthly board meeting at 10 a.m. on March 31. Following the regular CAT board meeting, an Ad-hoc Executive Search Committee is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. on March 31. 1. To access the meetings, first

3/27/2020 Update: CAT will be suspending Savannah Belles Ferry operations on Saturday, March 28. Savannah, Ga. – On Thursday, Chatham Area Transit buses will start operating on a reduced schedule throughout the week in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). The 11 Candler, 28 Waters, 20 Skidaway Island / Coffee Bluff and 100 Airport Express

March 31, 2020 In these difficult times, CAT understands the importance of maintaining public transportation for the people who rely on us every day. Our commitment is to operate a safe, efficient and clean transit system and we are taking extra precautions. On March 26, CAT started operating on a reduced schedule throughout the week

Savannah, Ga. – Chatham Area Transit is encouraging customers to practice social distancing to help prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). To help protect the health of riders and CAT employees, customers are asked to abstain from using CAT services if: They have a fever They have traveled out of the country They