Blue Water Area Transit – Regional transit authority servicing Port Huron, and throughout the St. Clair County region

THE BLUE WATER AREA TRANSIT

DOWNTOWN TRANSIT CENTER

ROUTES & TIMES

Need to know where you can catch the bus or where it can take you? Click the button below to view our routes and schedules.

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TICKETS & FARES

Find out how much it is to ride the bus, as well as where you can pre-purchase fare tickets, monthly passes or a 10 Day Visitor Pass for unlimited transportation!

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FIRST TIME RIDERS

New to riding the bus? View our rider orientation video to get ready to ride! (You can also check out our Frequently Asked Questions section.)

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ACCESSIBILITY

ADA compliant ramp-equipped buses are available for all persons with disabilities in the Blue Water Area Transit system’s service area.

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ABOUT BLUE WATER AREA TRANSIT COMMISSION

AN INDEPENDENT PUBLIC AGENCY

The Blue Water Area Transit system provides regularly-scheduled bus service six days a week to the City of Port Huron and Fort Gratiot Township, as well as dial-a-ride service in the City of Marysville and Burtchville, Ft. Gratiot and Port Huron Townships – call our Dispatch for information or to schedule your ride: 810-987-7373.

DOWNTOWN TRANSFER CENTER

720 MCMORRAN BLVD

The Downtown Transit Center opened in December 2015 providing more than 2,000 passengers a day a safe and efficient means to transfer between buses. Buses enter and depart from different directions and wait for passengers in two parallel lanes on either side of a sheltered island.

OUR BUSES

DIFFERENT MODELS AND THEIR USES

The Blue Water Area Transit fleet consists of over 85 buses spanning various makes and models. Depending upon the route, specific use, capacity and more, each bus has its own specific features and benefits. Learn more about the various buses in our fleet by clicking the link below.

NATURAL GAS VEHICLES

RIDE BLUE, GO GREEN!

The Blue Water Area Transit system runs the state’s largest fleet of natural gas fueled buses and operates four public CNG fueling stations. We began using compressed natural gas in 1996 and now rank as Michigan’s largest supplier of the alternative fuel by providing this service to the public as well.