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Rebecca Gutowsky
Transit Division Manager
rebecca.gutowsky@
cobbcounty.org




CCT Contact Info:
Transit Division
463 Commerce Park Dr.
Marietta, GA 30060


770-427-4444
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(770) 427-2222
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(770) 419-9183
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Cobb County Department of Transportation

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Park and Ride Lots
CCT offers Five park and ride lot locations for the convenience of our patrons. Click here to view map. pdf icon Directions to each park and ride lot are described below and available routes are listed:
  1. Acworth Park and Ride
    6045 Lake Acworth Drive
    Acworth, Georgia 30101


    If you are traveling north on I-75 (from Atlanta, Hartsfield Airport, Macon, etc...), take I-75 North Toward Marietta/Chattanooga. Take the Highway 92 exit, Exit Number 277. Turn left onto Highway 92 and then right onto Lake Acworth Drive. The Park and Ride Lot is directly on your right.

    If you are traveling south on I-75 (from Cartersville, Rome, Chattanooga, etc...), take I-75 South Toward Marietta/Atlanta. Take the Highway 92 exit, Exit Number 277. Turn right onto Highway 92 and then right onto Lake Acworth Drive. The Park and Ride Lot is directly on your right.

    Available Routes:
    Route 102 to mid-town Atlanta
    Route 480 to down-town Atlanta


  2. Busbee Park and Ride
    3221 Busbee Drive NW
    Kennesaw, Georgia 30144


    Directions from I-75:
    If you are traveling south on I-75 (from Cartersville, Rome, Chattanooga, etc...), take I-75 South. Take the Chastain Road exit, exit number 271, toward I-575 N. turn onto Chastain Road NW. Move to your right hand lane on Chastain Road, turn right onto Busbee Drive NW. The Park and Ride Lot is just past the Kennesaw State University Continuing Education Center.

    If you are traveling north on I-75 (from Atlanta, Hartsfield Airport, Macon, etc...), take I-75 North Toward Marietta / Chattanooga. Take the Chastain Road Exit, Exit Number 271. Turn right onto Chastain Road NW. Turn right onto Busbee Drive NW. The Park and Ride Lot is just past the Kennesaw State University Continuing Education Center.

  3. Available Routes:
    Route 100 to down-town Atlanta

  4. Children's Healthcare
    2985 George Busbee Parkway
    Kennesaw, GA 30144


    Directions from I-75:
    If you are traveling south on I-75 (from Cartersville, Rome, Chattanooga, etc.), take I-75 South. Take the Chastain Road exit, exit number 271, toward I-575 N. turn onto Chastain Road NW. Move to your right hand lane on Chastain Road, turn right onto Busbee Drive NW. At the end of Busbee Drive turn right onto Busbee Parkway. At the 1st traffic light (Big Shanty Road) turn right. The road ends at the park and ride lot.

    If you are travelling north on I-75 (from Atlanta, Hartsfield Airport, Macon, etc.) take I-75 North toward Marietta/Chattanooga. Take the Chastain Road Exit, Exit Number 271. Turn right onto Chastain Road NW. Turn right onto Busbee Drive NW. At the end of Busbee Drive turn right onto Busbee Parkway. At the 1st traffic light (Big Shanty Road) turn right. The road ends at the park and ride lot.
  5. Available Routes:
    Route 481 to mid-town Atlanta
    Route 100 to down-town Atlanta (7:45am and 8:00am departures only)

  6. Johnson Ferry Baptist Church Park and Ride
    955 Johnson Ferry Road NE
    Marietta, Georgia 30060


    Parking for the CCT route 65 is available at the Johnson Ferry Baptist Church located at 955 Johnson Ferry Road NE, Marietta, GA.

    From Roswell and Johnson Ferry Road go south on Johnson Ferry Road approximately 9/10 of a mile to Woodlawn Drive. Turn right on Woodlawn Drive. The rear of the church parking lot is immediately on your left. Buses depart from this location.

    From the Cobb/Fulton County line and Johnson Ferry Road go north on Johnson Ferry Road. Turn left on Lower Roswell Road and right on Woodlawn Road. Go approximately 1/4 of a mile. The rear of the church parking lot is immediately on your right. Buses depart from this location.

  7. Available Routes:
    Route 65 to MARTA Dunwoody Station

  8. Marietta Park and Ride
    800 South Marietta Parkway
    Marietta, Georgia 30060


    Directions from I-75:
    If you are traveling south on I-75 (from Cartersville, Rome, Chattanooga, etc.) take I-75 South to exit 263 and turn right onto South Marietta Parkway otherwise known as the 120 Loop. Go approximately 2 miles (past Southern Polytechnic University on the left). The Park and Ride Lot is also on the left and is located on South Marietta Parkway at Aviation Road, adjacent to the CCT Transfer Center.

    If you are traveling north on I-75 (from Atlanta, Hartsfield Airport, Macon, etc.), take I-75 North to exit 263, Marietta South Loop. When the exit divides, follow the signs to Marietta. You will be on South Marietta Parkway, also known as the 120 Loop. Go approximately 2 miles (past Southern Polytechnic University on the left). The Park and Ride Lot is also on the left and is located on South Marietta Parkway at Aviation Road adjacent to the CCT Transfer Center.

    Available Routes:
    Route 101 to down-town Atlanta
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Bike Racks on CCT
Image of man putting bike onto bus rack Cobb Community Transit is pleased to announce that bicycle racks have been installed on the entire CCT bus fleet. Installation was completed in early November 2001. Cobb Community Transit or CCT is one of the first public transit agencies in the state to provide this type of service to its customers. Cobb County takes pride in being a leader in implementing programs designed to reduce the number of single occupancy vehicles on the roadways, which will ultimately improve regional air quality.

In July of 1999, federal money became available for this program. Cobb County competed with other counties/municipalities and was ultimately awarded $30,000 to implement the program utilizing Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) funds. CMAQ funds were also used to purchase free standing loop bike racks which have been installed at CCT Transfer Centers.

When implementing a new program such as this, safety is always a top priority. The bike racks are mounted on the front of the buses and hold two bicycles. These racks are designed to allow riders to load their bikes from curbside. Most riders will be able to load and unload their buses in less than 20 seconds, which will minimize any schedule delays. All CCT drivers have received the recommended safety training. Additionally, with a front-loading design, the driver is visually able to monitor activities.

CCT is proud to implement a program designed with the inter-modal commuter in mind. Cobb hopes to make bicycling a more viable means of commuting. We invite you to view our
PDF file brochure.

For questions or more information, please contact Cobb DOT at (770) 528-3659. Questions or comments may also be e-mailed to laraine.vance@cobbcounty.org or faxed to (770) 528-1601, or mailed to:

Cobb County Department of Transportation
ATTN: CCT Bikes on Buses

1890 County Services Parkway
Marietta, GA 30008

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Loop Bike Racks
In a continued effort to serve the inter-modal commuter, Cobb Community Transit or CCT is proud to announce that loop bicycle racks have been installed at the Cumberland Boulevard Transfer Center and the Marietta Transfer Center. These racks are designed to be aesthetically pleasing, but are also made of heavy-duty steel to insure that the bikes are secure when not in use. The racks are capable of holding nine bikes and they are either surface mounted or in-ground mounted.

Funding for the loop bicycle racks was obtained through Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) funds. The loop bicycle racks were also acquired as part of the Bikes-on-Buses campaign. The entire fleet of CCT buses have been outfitted with bus bike racks. There are currently plans to install more of the loop racks as park and ride lots are constructed in the future.

Cobb's transportation planning efforts are geared toward smog reduction as part of the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP). The loop bicycle racks will aid in these smog reduction efforts by encouraging people to use alternate forms of transportation.

For questions or more information, please contact Cobb DOT at (770) 528-3659. Questions or comments may also be e-mailed to laraine.vance@cobbcounty.org or faxed to (770) 528-1601, or mailed to:

Cobb County Department of Transportation
ATTN: CCT Loop Bicycle Racks

1890 County Services Parkway
Marietta, GA 30008

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