Greenlink Archives

Route changes studied for Greenlink’s Transit Development Plan

Community members are invited to complete an online survey to provide additional feedback on the recommendations.

Greenlink’s revised downtown trolley route launches May 1

Greenlink has altered its trolley service in downtown Greenville in hopes of increasing ridership. The public transit system’s new weekend trolley route will provide free service along Main Street from…

Greenlink seeks feedback on downtown Greenville trolley route changes

If approved, the two new routes would begin providing service on April 2 and April 3.

Phase two of Greenville Downtown Transportation Master Plan unveiled

Phase two identifies projects to enhance traffic flow, reduce congestion, improve safety and promote alternative modes of transportation.

$488.5M Greenville County budget approved with tax decrease, public safety raises

Here’s a recap of Greenville County Council’s June 17 meeting.

Greenlink opens $50M maintenance and operations facility

Construction of the facility began in 2023 and cost more than $50 million to complete.

United Way of Greenville seeks solutions to growing transportation challenges

Can you make it to work on time? For too many Greenville residents, this question does not always come with an easy answer.

Regional transit hub at GSP feasible, Upstate Mobility Alliance study finds

The study determined there is potential for up to 1,000 daily riders for bus service that could connect Clemson, Greenville and Spartanburg.

Greenlink works to address bus driver shortage, improve safety

In February 2023, the organization had open positions for 10 full-time bus operators.

Route 601 bus stop at Curtis and South streets in Simpsonville.

Cost-sharing plan for Greenlink bus route advances: Simpsonville City Council Notes

Here's a recap of Simpsonville City Council's Feb. 27 meeting.

Letter to the Editor: Simpsonville should keep Greenlink Connector bus service

If the bus service stops in Simpsonville, it will be a disservice to my son and many people like him who depend on public transportation, the reader writes.