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Here is how Cobb’s bus service will change for the 2018 holidays

Community comments are invited at a 7 p.m. Oct. 23 hearing by the Cobb County Board of Commissioners in the BOC Room, second floor, 100 Cherokee St., Marietta about proposed changes to the CobbLinc bus system. A survey is available before Nov. 3 at LinkingCobb.org. Courtesy of Cobb County
Community comments are invited at a 7 p.m. Oct. 23 hearing by the Cobb County Board of Commissioners in the BOC Room, second floor, 100 Cherokee St., Marietta about proposed changes to the CobbLinc bus system. A survey is available before Nov. 3 at LinkingCobb.org. Courtesy of Cobb County
By Ben Brasch
Dec 5, 2018

To ensure the happiest of holidays, you should know how Cobb County’s bus schedule will change this month.

The 100 and 101 express routes will be adjusted. The 101 is adding an extra mid-day route.

Route 102, local, FLEX lines and paratransit services will remain the same.

Cobb County Transit, or CCT, officially became "CobbLinc" in 2016.

Check out the holiday changes below.

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