UGA Campus Transit

Broad and Jackson Street Transit Service Impacts

Due to a compromised building at the corner of East Broad Street and South Jackson Street in downtown Athens as the result of a traffic accident, transit service is suspended to the Arch/Downtown Athens until further notice. Detours listed below are impacting multiple routes. UPDATE 9:00 AM Broad and Jackson Streets remain closed this time, and all detours remain in effect. Passengers who would normally use the Arch/Downtown bus stop are advised to use the Main Library bus stop. Buses will operate on the following detours. A Line Service to Lumpkin St @ Wray St and Arch/Downtown Athens is suspended. Buses will detour via Thomas St to serve the Main Library. B Line Service to Lumpkin St @ Wray St and Arch/Downtown Athens is suspended. Buses will detour via Jackson St to serve a temporary stop across from of the Main Library. D, E, L Lines Service is running normally to North Deck at this time. D line buses are operating on a detour between the MMTC and the Main Library, but no stops are affected. M Line Service is suspended to the Arch, Main Library, and Tate Center - Instructional Plaza. Buses will detour on Lumpkin St. to serve Lumpkin St @ Wray St. and Lumpkin Street @ BLC. W Line Service is suspended to the Arch/Downtown. No other stops are impacted, but the bus is operating on detour to avoid road closures. C Night Line Service to the Arch/Downtown is suspended. Buses will operate on detour via Hancock Ave between Lumpkin St @ Wray St and the Main Library. M Night Line to Lucy Cobb, Broad St @ Newton St, Broad St. @ Hull St. and the Arch/Downtown is suspended. Buses will detour via Prince Ave between the Health Sciences Campus and the Main Library. Due to traffic and street closures, passengers should expect detours and longer trip times. Some trips may require a transfer to reach their final destination. Buses can be tracked in real time online at routes.uga.edu or in the UGA app. For more information, please call Campus Transit Customer Service at (706) 369-6221. For the latest updates, visit tps.uga.edu/alerts.