UPDATE on 8/6/24 - CARTA has now suspended all service until further notice.
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In conjunction with the closure of the Charleston downtown peninsula, all CARTA routes will be suspended on the peninsula starting at 11 p.m. on Monday, August 5th.
Charleston Peninsula Service Suspension
- All routes will make their last trips within the 10 p.m. hour and will cease operations by 11 p.m.
- All Express service is currently suspended and will resume when possible.
- The last Route 10 bus will depart from Meeting and Mary at 10:30 p.m.
- The last Route 203 will run at 10:20 p.m.
Officials expect service to resume Tuesday morning at least by 11 a.m. but will make that determination Tuesday morning, weather and road conditions permitting.
Shelter Transportation
CARTA is currently providing free service to the shelters. Passengers will need to board a bus that travels to the Superstop and let the driver know they would like to go to the shelter.
- Passengers with pets: Once at the Superstop, they will transfer to a shuttle to be transported to the Leeds Ave. shelter.
- Passengers without pets: Passengers will transfer to a shuttle at the Superstop and be transported to Dunston Elementary.
- These shuttles from the Superstop shelters will run from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Determinations regarding all remaining CARTA services are still to be determined. CARTA strongly encourages riders to make their preparations as soon as possible as additional service disruptions and suspensions are possible as conditions deteriorate.
For further information and future service updates, please visit rideCARTA.com or follow @rideCARTA on Facebook, X and Instagram. Announcements and alerts will also be posted on the Transit app and Google Transit.