All about Johnson City Transit

Johnson City Transit System (JCT) began operations in 1979 as the first new municipal transit system in Tennessee since World War II. The Johnson City Transit Center, located at 137 West Market Street, was built in 1986, as a rehab and major expansion of the existing Greyhound Bus Lines terminal. JCT operations are centered around the Transit Center, which serves not only as a transfer point for JCT patrons, but also for patrons of Greyhound Bus Lines and local taxi companies.

JCT operates fixed route services (including Bucshot service on/around ETSU campus), paratransit services for individuals with disabilities, and various demand-response call-in services.  For inforamtion on the hours/days of fixed route and demand response service operations, as well as maps/stop listings of each fixed route, click on the Ride Guide tab, above.

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NOTE:  Johnson City School Bus service is a separate department.  Please CALL 423-929-7119 for information or questions regarding School Bus service.

BICYCLISTS: You  may load your bicycle onto any JCT fixed-route vehicle.

WHEELCHAIRS/MOBILITY AIDS: For safety reasons, patrons in wheelchairs must be loaded by backing the wheelchair onto the vehicle lift (with patron facing away from the vehicle), and must allow JCT drivers to secure their wheelchair once loaded into the vehicle. Drivers will assist patrons on and off the vehicle as needed/requested.