Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
Gwinnett Transit Education Forum was created to provide Gwinnett transit facts to citizens of the County for the referendum on the November 3, 2020 ballot.
Our Team
Our Mission
Our Mission
Gwinnett Transit Education Forum, Inc. (GTEF) is comprised of Gwinnett County community and business leaders who want to provide the facts.
About the Gwinnett County Transit Referendum
Why is it on the Ballot?
Why is it on the Ballot?
Why is it on the Ballot?
To prepare Gwinnett for rapid growth in the next 30 years.
What's Different?
Why is it on the Ballot?
Why is it on the Ballot?
The 2020 Referendum is different than in 2019.
Project Map
Why is it on the Ballot?
Project Map
See the map of the 80+ transit projects when built out.
Compare to Existing Transit System
Compared to the existing transit system, the Gwinnett Transit Plan proposes to increase Gwinnett County Transit service hours by more than 560% and provides premium, high capacity options not currently in the system.
Click below to view maps of both the existing and proposed full build-out.
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30-second video highlighting the Transit Referendum.
Transit Referendum Project Details
1 Multimodal Hub/Rail Line
7 Arterial Rapid Transit Routes
1 Multimodal Hub/Rail Line
The Multimodal Hub is a major connection point for local and regional transportation services. From the Multimodal Hub at Jimmy Carter Boulevard, rail will extend to MARTA’s Doraville Station. Transit riders may arrive at the hub from trains, buses, BRT/ART, cars, or bike/pedestrian trails.
4 Bus Rapid Transit Routes
7 Arterial Rapid Transit Routes
1 Multimodal Hub/Rail Line
Bus rapid transit (BRT) uses high-capacity, premium vehicles to deliver fast, reliable service. BRT runs primarily in dedicated lanes not available to other vehicles and stops only at specific stations. BRT routes also include signal priority, off-board fare collection, elevated platforms and enhanced stations.
7 Arterial Rapid Transit Routes
7 Arterial Rapid Transit Routes
7 Arterial Rapid Transit Routes
Arterial rapid transit (ART) gets more people where they need to go, traveling in major corridors across the county with high-capacity, premium vehicles. ART moves ahead of traffic in “queue-jumper” lanes that go around major backups on heavily traveled corridors, stopping less frequently than local buses.
3 Direct Connect Routes
3 Direct Connect Routes
7 Arterial Rapid Transit Routes
Direct Connect provides all-day service to Gwinnett park-and-ride lots from three MARTA rail stations. It supplements commuter bus service, offering schedule flexibility for things like doctor’s appointments or childcare.
13 Commuter Bus Routes
3 Direct Connect Routes
13 Commuter Bus Routes
Commuter bus routes take workers from park-and-ride lots to major employment centers across the region, connecting to Downtown/Midtown Atlanta, Emory/CDC, Perimeter Center and Buckhead from 9 park-and-ride lots across the county.
23 Local Bus Routes
3 Direct Connect Routes
13 Commuter Bus Routes
23 local bus routes, including improvements to the existing 7 routes plus 16 new routes, improve coverage and connectivity across the county. Routes will have more frequent service, start earlier, end later, and include Sunday service.
8 Microtransit Zones
Broader Fixed Route Coverage
8 Microtransit Zones
Microtransit is offered in 8 defined geographic areas throughout the county. This app-based, on-demand pick-up and drop-off bus service to transit and community destinations supplements other transit routes and expands coverage areas.
New Transit Centers
Broader Fixed Route Coverage
8 Microtransit Zones
There will be new transit centers at Infinite Energy, Georgia Gwinnett College and in Lawrenceville and improvements to the Gwinnett Place Transit Center.
Broader Fixed Route Coverage
Broader Fixed Route Coverage
Increased Paratransit Coverage
There will be added fixed-route coverage in the County, including routes in Lilburn, Sugar Hill, Suwanee, Buford and Snellville.
Increased Paratransit Coverage
Increased Paratransit Coverage
Increased Paratransit Coverage
Paratransit provides door-to-door service for those with mobility challenges.
Paratransit coverage would increase from covering 20% of Gwinnett County’s land area currently to covering 74%.
Extended Hours
Increased Paratransit Coverage
Extended Hours
There will be extended evening and Sunday service on ALL routes.
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