CAT Services
CAT’s network of buses links historic downtown with greater Savannah, providing an easy, efficient, safe, and inexpensive method of transit.
CAT’s paratransit service, CAT Mobility, is specifically designed to transport eligible persons with disabilities in Chatham County in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990.Â
A zero Fare Pilot Program featuring an on demand multimodal transportation system in a specific zone.
The CATConnect service, an ADA accessible service, is a free one-year pilot on-demand service exclusively crafted for seniors in Chatham County.
The dot is comprised of two loops, Forsyth and Downtown, which connect residents and visitors to Savannah’s visitor centers, parking facilities, area attractions, shops, restaurants and hotels.Â
The Savannah Belles Ferry links River Street to Hutchinson Island, home of the Savannah Convention Center, by providing free passage across the Savannah River.
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CAT Connections
CAT buses connect to each other in various locations throughout town. Major intersections include the transit center, the Oglethorpe Mall, the Savannah Mall, and various Walmarts throughout the county. Feel free to call our Customer Service Ride Line at (912) 233-5767 for details on specific routes.
If you expect to make a connection, please remember to ask for a transfer before paying the fare on the first bus of your trip. Transfers last for 90 minutes and are free, however, they are used for connecting one route to another. They are not valid for travel on the same route.
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How to Read a Schedule
Click here to find links to each route and schedule. Routes are typically named for a major road they serve or a particular area of town. For example, the 14 Abercorn primarily travels north and south along Abercorn Street.
Once you have located the route that best suits your needs, follow these easy steps to figure out when to catch a CAT. Click the image to enlarge.Â
Below are some common signs and symbols used at CAT. You can find more detailed riding information on the Safety and Security page in this section.
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