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Chatham Area Transit is putting a spotlight on our riders with a month-long celebration. During the month of June, CAT will have several family-friendly activities, promotions, and giveaways for Rider Appreciation Month. To kick off the celebrations, CAT will host “CATCH A CAT FOR FREE” June 3rd – June 6th.  That means our fixed-routes and […]

ALERT UPDATE: Routes 3, 6, 14, 25, 27, 28 and 29 may be potentially delayed due to holiday service. Chatham Area Transit Authority (CAT) will operate on a holiday schedule on Monday, May 30, for Memorial Day. The holiday schedule will apply to all fixed-route buses and CAT Mobility will operate until 10 p.m. to

Chatham Area Transit introduces CATTracker to better inform customers on bus locations throughout the county. CATTracker tells customers where their vehicle currently is and when it will arrive at their stop. Customers will be able to check up-to-date stop times, real-time maps, and plan their trips through text. The tracker is live on CAT’s website

Chatham Area Transit will host a public meeting on May 18 to collect public feedback regarding potential schedule changes in July. The potential changes are being planned in order to better match staffing levels of some bus routes. Timing adjustments are proposed for routes 4 Barnard, 6 Crosstown, 11 Candler, 12 Henry, 14 Abercorn, 17

The Chatham Area Transit Board of Directors will be meeting for a governance retreat and budget work session this week. The meeting will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 14, at the Savannah Civic Center, 301 West Oglethorpe Avenue. The meeting is open to the public. The first hearing for the 2023 fiscal-year

Savannah, Ga. – The Chatham Area Transit Board will be returning to in-person meetings this month. Listed below is the monthly schedule of public meetings for the CAT Board that will take place in May. The public may attend the meeting at CAT’s administrative building at 900 East Gwinnett St. CAT Board Committee Meetings Date:

Chatham Area Transit will be deploying the agency’s first electric vehicles on Saturday, April 23, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the vehicle launch on Friday in conjunction with Earth Day celebrations. The GILLIG battery-powered vehicles will be put into service Saturday morning along the 14 Abercorn and 28 Waters routes, two of CAT’s most popular

Chatham Area Transit is no longer requiring customers to wear masks while using CAT services, following a federal judge’s ruling on Monday that the Transportation Security Administration’s 14-month-old directive was unlawful. The judge’s ruling comes after the Transportation Security Administration had announced on April 13 that the mask mandate for all transportation networks, including public

Chatham Area Transit will resume the regular schedule for the Savannah Belles Ferry service on Friday following a temporary service reduction this week. The ferry service will resume operating from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. this Friday, April 22. Want CAT news notifications sent directly to your phone? Simply text RIDECAT to 41411. In addition

Chatham Area Transit will continue requiring passengers on CAT vehicles to wear masks through early May to help prevent the spread of Covid-19, as required by the Transportation Security Administration. On April 13, the TSA announced that the federal face mask requirement for all transportation networks, including public transportation, will be extended through May 3.