Greensboro Transit Agency Central Source for Route Updates and Services

The Greensboro Transit Agency (GTA) serves as the primary source for up-to-date bus schedules, service notices and route impacts affecting Greensboro and surrounding portions of Guilford County. Residents who depend on public transit should consult GTA postings for real-time information about changes that can affect daily commutes, appointments and access to city services.

Recent GTA notices include short-term street and route impacts, with specific postings about planned Townsend Road closures related to waterline work and the closure dates listed on the agency site. Riders traveling through affected corridors can expect detours, temporary stops or altered arrival times during the posted work periods. Checking GTA notices in advance will help commuters adjust travel plans and allow essential workers and students to arrange alternatives when necessary.

The agency also provides details about expanded regional connections, including information on a new Triad-Danville intercity connector. That service links the Triad area with neighboring jurisdictions and can expand options for regional commuting, job access and intercity travel without relying on personal vehicles. Such connections strengthen cross-jurisdiction mobility and support the broader regional economy by improving access to work and services.

For riders who require paratransit, GTA postings explain how to access the GSO App and the A-Ride service, including procedures to request trips. The site also offers instructions for purchasing and loading fare cards so riders can avoid cash transactions and speed boarding. These operational details matter to disabled riders, seniors and families who depend on predictable, accessible service.

GTA uses its platform to announce public engagement opportunities, including the Metropolitan Transportation Plan public comment period. Participation in that planning process shapes long-term priorities for transit routes, capital investments and service levels that will influence Guilford County’s growth and transportation equity.

Practical steps for riders include checking the GTA website frequently for schedule changes and alerts, planning extra time during posted street closures, using the GSO App or A-Ride for paratransit arrangements, and loading fare cards before travel. With regional links expanding and infrastructure work underway, staying informed through GTA’s official postings is the most reliable way for Guilford County residents to navigate transit disruptions and opportunities.