Greenlink is implementing several route changes effective July 5th. Greenlink currently offers eleven fixed routes to destinations all across Greenville County.
All Greenlink buses are accessible for mobility devices, 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 those who, because of a disability, are unable to use Greenlink’s fixed route bus service.
Route changes:
Route 8:
- Most stops along Route 8 will now be serviced by the new Circulator route
- The following Route 8 stops will no longer be served:
- Mall Connector Rd & Fluor Daniel Dr
- Halton Rd & Congaree Rd
- Congaree Rd & Webb Rd
- Block Congaree Rd & Roper Mtn Rd
- Verdae Blvd & Rockly Slope Rd
Route 12:
- Route 12 will now serve as the direct connection between the downtown Transit Center and Haywood Mall
- ITT Tech and the Hand Surgery Center will no longer be served
Route 14:
- Route 14 will now stop at CU-ICAR on both inbound and outbound trips
- University Center will no longer be served
CU-ICAR/St. Francis Shuttle and the Clemson Connector:
- Routes will be consolidated to service CU-ICAR, University Center, Haywood Mall, Patewood, St. Francis Eastside, Waterside Greene Apartments, and St. Francis Millenium
- This new Circulator route will not connect to downtown Greenville. Connections to downtown can occur at CU-ICAR (Route 14) or Haywood Mall (Route 12)
Other changes:
- The following routes will no longer make deviated stops in an effort to keep buses on schedule and avoid delays:
- Route 3 – Removal of the stop at Furman University Herring Center
- Route 3 – Removal of the stop at Stallings Road
- Route 10 – Removal of the stop at Donaldson Center