About GTA

The Greensboro Transit Authority (GTA) was created in 1991 when the City of Greensboro assumed operations of a private bus transportation system operated by the Duke Power Company. GTA is governed by a nine-person board comprised of representatives appointed by the Greensboro City Council. Each Council member appoints a GTA board member for a term of two years. 

Since 1991, Greensboro Transit Authority has been providing quality public transportation services to Greensboro residents and visitors. GTA operates bus service Monday through Saturday along 14 routes and seven evening and Sunday routes. In addition, GTA operates three daily connector services and the Irving Park / Starmount Shuttle service. 

For eligible riders who have a disability that prevents them from riding the fixed route service, GTA operates Specialized Community Area Transportation (SCAT).

The GTA vehicle fleet includes 31 standard size buses and 32 vans that receive daily preventative maintenance and cleaning. GTA's goal is to provide safe, clean, convenient, and affordable transportation services to Greensboro residents and visitors.