Chenango First Transit expands services to make more frequent stops
CHENANGO COUNTY – Chenango First Transit is now running full-service transportation after expanding to make more frequent loops along six fixed routes throughout the county on weekdays.
Chenango First Transit General Manager Courtney Gehl said the expansion took effect on Monday, May 21 and includes an increase in the amount of loops the transit makes over six fixed routes in Norwich, Bainbridge, South Otselic, Greene, New Berlin, and Sherburne to better serve residents who could benefit from transportation to work or for medical reasons.
Chenango First Transit Route 1, operating in the City of Norwich, will now make five loops daily as opposed to the two or three loops in the city it used to make.
Route 2, operating in and around Bainbridge, will now make three loops daily. Route 3, operating in and around South Otselic, will make six loops daily.
Route 4, in and around Greene and Oxford, will now make five loops daily. Route 5, in and around New Berlin and Columbus, will now make five loops daily. Route 6, in and around Sherburne, will now make five loops daily.
Chenango First Transit fairs are $1.00 from bus stop to bus stop, and senior discounts are available with proof of a Medicare card.
Chenango First Transit has noted that as part of the expanded services, there is no longer a departure time listed, and the bus will not wait for passengers if they are not at the stop.
To view Chenango First Transit’s expanded schedule in full, including arrival times, visit www.chenango-first-transit.webnode.com/services and select one of the six fixed routes on the sidebar.
You may also visit the Chenango First Transit office at 126 Leilani’s Lane in Norwich from Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or call (607) 334-7433.
Chenango First Transit’s vehicles are all equipped with lifts and handicapped accessible.
Chenango First Transit General Manager Courtney Gehl said the expansion took effect on Monday, May 21 and includes an increase in the amount of loops the transit makes over six fixed routes in Norwich, Bainbridge, South Otselic, Greene, New Berlin, and Sherburne to better serve residents who could benefit from transportation to work or for medical reasons.
Chenango First Transit Route 1, operating in the City of Norwich, will now make five loops daily as opposed to the two or three loops in the city it used to make.
Route 2, operating in and around Bainbridge, will now make three loops daily. Route 3, operating in and around South Otselic, will make six loops daily.
Route 4, in and around Greene and Oxford, will now make five loops daily. Route 5, in and around New Berlin and Columbus, will now make five loops daily. Route 6, in and around Sherburne, will now make five loops daily.
Chenango First Transit fairs are $1.00 from bus stop to bus stop, and senior discounts are available with proof of a Medicare card.
Chenango First Transit has noted that as part of the expanded services, there is no longer a departure time listed, and the bus will not wait for passengers if they are not at the stop.
To view Chenango First Transit’s expanded schedule in full, including arrival times, visit www.chenango-first-transit.webnode.com/services and select one of the six fixed routes on the sidebar.
You may also visit the Chenango First Transit office at 126 Leilani’s Lane in Norwich from Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or call (607) 334-7433.
Chenango First Transit’s vehicles are all equipped with lifts and handicapped accessible.
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