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Greenlink Transit
Welcome to RideGreenlink.com, your link to public transportation in Greenville,
SC. Whether you’re traveling to work, school or a medical appointment, our goal
is to provide you with a safe, convenient and affordable transportation option.
Here you’ll find information about Greenlink routes, schedules and fares, as well
as information about ongoing service improvements.
Greenlink offers 11 fixed routes to destinations all across Greenville County. All
Greenlink buses are wheelchair accessible, and each Greenlink bus is equipped with
a bike rack to make commuting easier for bike riders. The Greenlink system also
features GAP, an ADA paratransit service provided for individuals who,
because of their disability, are unable to use Greenlink's fixed route bus service.
Public transportation is everyone’s business. We need your help to make Greenlink
the best transit system it can be, so please email us your questions, comments and
suggestions for improvement. And, most of all: Ride Greenlink!
Bike Lockers Available for Rental
Learn more about how you can rent a secure, convenient way to store your bicycle while downtown! BikeLids are now available through Greenlink.
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Notice to Our Passengers
Bus operators will only stop at designated bus stops. Passengers are not allowed
to get on or off the bus between stops. This Greenlink policy is designed to
help keep you safer and keep buses running on time. Thank you for your cooperation!
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Free WiFi Available on Greenlink Buses
Courtesy of Clear Talk, free WiFi is now available on all Greenlink Buses, inside the transfer center at 100 West McBee Avenue and inside the Greyhound lobby. For information, service or to report a problem, please contact Clear Talk at 864-484-2273.
Rack N Ride!
All Greenlink buses are equipped with bicycle racks that hold two bicycles. Learn
how to use these racks by watching a short instructional video. Watch Now
Greenlink News
Bikeshare Launch Set for late March:
Greenlink is excited to be a part of the soon to launch Greenville B-cycle. Greenville B-cycle is part of a growing network of bikeshare programs across the country which allow program members to check bikes out for short trips between stations where the bikes are docked and stored. Operated by Upstate Forever and funded in part by a JARC grant from Greenlink, Greenville B-Cycle is still on track for a late March launch. And with 30 plus members already it promises to be a successful launch.
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JARC/New Freedom Grant Funding Announced: Four projects were funded for the FY2012 fiscal year. The projects include a bikeshare program for low-income commuters, gas cards for an employee readiness initiative, Greenlink shuttle route expansion and new handicapped accessible public transportation vehicles.
Read more about FY2012 JARC/New Freedom Projects
Invest in Public Transportation: Learn more about the significant return on investment that comes
with investing in public transportation, from economic and business prosperity to job creation.
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Related: More Reasons to Ride Public Transportation
Public Transportation Is About More Than Just Buses: Buses will always play a major role in a strong public transportation system. However, sole reliance upon buses can hinder a system’s overall effectiveness and efficiency. The best public transportation systems take advantage of multiple means of transporting people and seek to weave them into one thoughtful, seamless system where each different mode enhances and expands upon the potential of the others. These kinds of systems are commonly referred to as multi-modal. Click here to learn more about what Greenlink is doing to pursue a truly multi-modal public transportation system in Greenville County.
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One Day Route Pass: Day passes are now available for $5, and can be used on all rides and
transfers. Day Passes can be purchased only at the Information Booth at the Terminal, 100 W. McBee Ave.
They cannot be purchased by a driver or on the bus. They can be purchased in advance for future use and
do not have to be used the date they purchase. Passes are validated when boarding the bus and
then remain valid only for that date. All passes expire after the last run of 7:30 pm.
Greenlink Receives Statewide Recognition: At the 31st Annual Transportation Association of South Carolina’s (TASC) Training Event and Exhibition, Greenlink was honored by the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) with four significant awards, including Transportation Provider of the Year. For Greenlink, the awards and recognition for excellent service just continue to roll in.
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Hours of Operation
Weekdays (M-F)
5:30 am to 7:30 pm
Routes 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11
6:30 am to 6:30 pm
Route 4
6:30 am to 7:30 pm
Routes 12
Saturdays
8:30 am to 6:30 pm
All routes
No Sunday Service
Holiday Closings
Please note that Greenlink buses do not operate in observance of the following holidays:
New Year’s Day
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
Greenlink Transit Contact Information
Greenlink Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 2207
Greenville, SC 29602
Greenville Main Office:
1021 S. Main St.
Greenville, SC 29601
Greenlink Transfer Center:
100 W. McBee Avenue
Greenville, SC 29601
General Information:
864-467-5001 | 864-467-5011
Office hours are 8 am to 5 pm, Monday-Friday.
Paratransit Information:
864-467-2759
For Hearing Impaired/TTY Customers:
1-800-735-2905
Email Inquiries:
info@RideGreenlink.com