Birmingham Transit Authority

The Tuscaloosa Transit Authority (TTA) is a local government-owned bus system in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, established in 1971. Serving the city with various routes, TTA also operates trolleys between student entertainment districts and game day shuttle buses for Alabama football games. With a focus on providing comprehensive transit services, TTA offers demand response services and a variety of routes including those to universities, healthcare facilities, and entertainment areas. The company is committed to enhancing public transportation options for residents and visitors in Tuscaloosa. Generated from the website

The current service area is more than 200 square miles with a demand population base of nearly 400,000. The municipalities within the service area are Birmingham, Bessemer, Fairfield, Homewood, Mountain Brook, Hoover, and Vestavia Hills.

MAX Transit, operated by the Birmingham Jefferson County Transit Authority (BJCTA), provides essential public transportation services throughout Birmingham, AL, including the innovative MAX On-Demand microtransit service aimed at enhancing mobility in various neighborhoods. With a commitment to accessibility and community engagement, MAX Transit aims to connect residents and visitors conveniently and efficiently. Offering a range of services, including on-demand rides, bike accommodations, and paratransit options for individuals with disabilities, MAX Transit prioritizes safety and customer care. The organization strives to improve public transportation experiences while also fostering diversity and inclusion within the community. Generated from the website