Murray Calloway Transit Authority

Paducah Transit Authority (PATS) offers reliable fixed-route bus service in Paducah and McCracken County, along with scheduled service and non-emergency medical transportation in surrounding areas, including Ballard, Marshall, and Northern Graves County. The authority aims to meet the transportation needs of residents and visitors while serving as a vital partner for the community in western Kentucky. PATS also provides intercity bus service connecting Ballard, Marshall, and McCracken counties. The organization prioritizes passenger safety and may adjust services during inclement weather or hazardous road conditions, ensuring dependable transportation for all users. Generated from the website

Hopkinsville Transit, established in January 2015 through a collaborative effort between the city and PACS, offers Deviated Fixed Route transportation services to residents of Hopkinsville, KY. Funded by the Hopkinsville City Council and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Office of Transportation Delivery, it aims to enhance public transportation accessibility for the community. In August 2015, Hopkinsville Transit celebrated reaching a milestone of over 10,000 rides, exemplified by passengers like Ms. Bettie Roach, who has utilized the service for her daily commute to work. The transit system continues to expand its reach, providing vital support to local residents through reliable transportation options. Generated from the website

The Clarksville Transit System works to plan, implement, maintain and manage a public transportation system that allows maximum mobility to community. It conducts surveys for planning transportation services. The Clarksville Transit System also offers paratransit transportation services to senior citizens and individuals with disabilities that helps such persons get equal access to public transportation. The system is located in Clarksville, Tenn.