Brunswick City Manager Regina McDuffie will deliver an important update regarding the city’s new public transportation initiative, the Brunswick Breeze, during a special meeting of the Glynn County Commission on October 30, 2023. This meeting aims to inform officials about the operational aspects and community reception of the transit system, which aims to enhance mobility for residents.
The Brunswick Breeze service is currently offered free of charge to the public until November 16, 2023. This introductory period is designed to encourage community engagement and familiarize residents with the new transit options available. Following the promotional period, the fare structure will be implemented, with rides costing no more than $3.
This initiative is part of a broader effort to improve public transport accessibility in Brunswick, making it easier for residents to navigate the city and surrounding areas. The city aims to increase ridership and reduce traffic congestion while providing a reliable alternative for daily commuting needs.
The update from McDuffie is expected to cover key metrics related to initial ridership numbers and community feedback. City officials anticipate that the introduction of the Brunswick Breeze will significantly impact transportation in the region. Residents and stakeholders are encouraged to attend the meeting to gain insights into how this new service will shape the city’s transit landscape.
As the meeting approaches, the city remains focused on promoting the benefits of the Brunswick Breeze and ensuring a smooth transition to the fare-based system post-November 16. The initiative reflects Brunswick’s commitment to enhancing public transportation and providing residents with essential mobility options.
