Greenville’s trolley network could see some changes in its future that could bring accessibility to new destinations like Unity Park.

Current trolley network | Map from the City of Greenville

Greenlink Transit is proposing to remove certain stops from service, adjust service to some stops, and add new stops by this summer. Below is a breakdown of the proposed changes, but you can see them in detail here.

Remove Route 904: Attractions

This seasonal route (runs from April through September) currently has 16 stops. The route covers parts of Main Street, Stone Avenue, North Academy Street, Buncombe Street, South Richardson Street, and Laurens Road.

Reduced service to some stops on Route 902: South Main

There are nine stops that will only be served by Route 902. These stops include the Peace Center and the Reedy River.

New stops on Route 903: West End

This route, which also runs from April-September, will serve five stops that currently exist as bus or trolley stops. One new stop is proposed for Welborn Street and the Swamp Rabbit Trail.

Peep Unity Park along the future trolley network | Map from the City of Greenville

Have thoughts or feedback on these proposed changes? Here are three ways to get involved:

Take the survey

Share what stops you use most frequently, how the proposed changes will serve you, and general feedback in this online survey.

Attend a meeting

Speak with Greenlink staff at any of its three meetings:

Sat., March 26 (virtual), 10-10:30 a.m.
Thurs., March 31, Hughes Main Library, 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Fri., April 8, Greenlink Transit Center, 100 W. McBee Ave., 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Connect directly

Email, call, or write a letter to Liston Mehserle, Transit Planner for the City of Greenville.

Bonus: Ride the current routes

If you want to try some of the existing routes before sharing feedback, download the FindGreenlink app or access the live map to find a trolley near you.

Photo Credit: "New Trolley" by Greenville, SC Daily Photo is marked with CC0 1.0.