Here’s how Gwinnett County Transit will be affected by the holidays

If you rely on Gwinnett County Transit, you may need to make some alternate plans for holiday transportation.

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The bus line will not run on Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year’s Day, according to a schedule released by the transit agency. There will only be local service on Nov. 24, Black Friday.

Bus service will run as usual on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.

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