Georgia Transit Tour: Day Four
Rich Sampson
Abstract
Rich Sampson
Abstract
On the fourth day of the Georgia Transit Tour, the authors visit Darien, Georgia and the Coastal Regional Commission, where they are impressed by its coordinate rural operation, which offers service from the South Carolina state line to that of Florida. Next they travel to Hinesville, GA and Liberty Transit, which serves both that city, as well as the largest military installation east of the Mississippi River, Fort Stewart.
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On the fourth day of the Georgia Transit Tour, the authors visit Darien, Georgia and the Coastal Regional Commission, where they are impressed by its coordinate rural operation, which offers service from the South Carolina state line to that of Florida. Next they travel to Hinesville, GA and Liberty Transit, which serves both that city, as well as the largest military installation east of the Mississippi River, Fort Stewart.
Key concepts: Transit (satellite), Commission, South carolina, Geography, Transport engineering, Transit system, Light rail transit, Public transport