battle creek transit

After 19 years, Battle Creek Transit is considering a fare increase.

Battle Creek Transit is offering a short-term solution for area students during the ongoing bus driver shortage.

Columbia Avenue roadwork has been completed and all lanes are freshly painted. As a result, Battle Creek Transit has announced that regular bus routes, along that route, will be restored beginning Monday, August 16th. The 2W Columbia/Territorial bus line began using an alternate route beginning Friday, April 23rd...

Whether it's riding the bus, going to the water park, or getting your dumpster dumped, the holiday weekend has caused a few changes in regular city services.

A major road and water system project, which is projected to take place through July, is causing a detour on one of the City of Battle Creek busiest bus lines.

Pilot Program “BCGo” will serve Calhoun County for one year

Several of the key City of Battle Creek facilities will be closed to the public for the remainder of this week and potentially longer.

Those in Battle Creek that plan to vote in person on November 3rd will have a way to get to the polls through Battle Creek Transit.

Battle Creek Transit has operated fare-free since late March. The city administration decided to continue public transportation services to the community, while also helping prevent the spread of the virus.

$6.7 million will replace 70% of the fleet