Cobb buses getting a new look

Cobb Community Transit is celebrating its 25th year with a new look.

The county spent $330,000 developing new logos and a new look for its fleet of 105 buses, all of which are being replaced over the next two years. The new logos — Cobb LINC — will be on all replacement buses. The county hopes that the new look will lead to new riders.

The first 35 new buses are expected next summer.

“It’s time to look at our next 25 years and figure out what our brand is,” Cobb DOT Director Faye DiMassimo said at a recent town hall meeting in South Cobb.

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