TriCounty Link, the region's rural public transit provider, will roll out a series of route and service modifications across the system, effective Tuesday, September 4th.
The changes, which follow a recent Comprehensive Operational Analysis and public input meetings, are being made to increase efficiency, provide better connections and, in some cases, offer expanded service.
“With ridership of more than 100,000 annually, TriCounty Link provides an invaluable connection for many rural residents to jobs, healthcare and more,” said TriCounty Link executive director Ron Mitchum. “By comprehensively analyzing the service and taking action, the system is now in position to operate more efficiently, making the most of available resources to better serve riders.”
Change highlights include:
New Routes:
- Route C205 (Johns Island/James Island): Previously 204 Green
- Route Commuter Solution 8 (Link to Lunch): New route number
- Route D305 (Summerville Connector): Combination of D305 and Commuter Solution 7 (Dorchester Shuttle)
- Route D306 (Summerville/St. George): Previously Route Commuter Solution 6
Routes with substantial changes:
- Route Commuter Solution 1
- Route Commuter Solution 2
- Route C203 (McClellanville/Mount Pleasant 203)
- Route C204 (Johns Island/West Ashley)
Routes with minor schedule changes:
- Route Commuter Solution 3
- Route Commuter Solution 4
- Route Commuter Solution 5
- Route B101(Moncks Corner/Jamestown)
- Route B102 (Moncks Corner/Goose Creek)
- Route B105 (Moncks Corner/Mount Pleasant)
- Route C201 (Edisto Island/Citadel Mall)
Discontinued Routes:
- Routes Commuter Solution 6, Commuter Solution 7 and B104 (Bonneau/Moncks Corner) have been consolidated with other routes or completely renamed and will no longer operate.
View all the Sept. 4 route changes here. For more information, visit ridetricountylink.com or call (800) 966-6631.
Note: The letter in front of routes (B, C, D) denotes the county that they primarily service.
ABOUT TRICOUNTY LINK
The TriCounty Link system is comprised of nine regular fixed routes and six commuter routes providing services to rural residents of Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties. The current fleet consists of 60 vehicles seating from 14 to 32 passengers. All TriCounty Link vehicles are ADA compliant and include wheelchair lifts, and on average, two wheelchair tie-down positions per vehicle. For the latest on TriCounty Link, visit www.ridetricountylink.com and like us on Facebook.
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